In Gestational Surrogacy, the Intended Parents create embryos by combining the egg from the intended mother (or egg donor) and the sperm from the intended father (or sperm donor). The embryo is then transferred to the surrogate’s uterus via IVF (In Vitro Fertilization). The surrogate has no genetic relation to the child. 

We proudly welcome all Intended Parents – regardless of sex, marital status, sexual orientation, nationality or religious beliefs. 

Second Bloom Surrogacy collaborates with many reputable and highly respected fertility clinics in the United States. We are happy to work with any clinic the Intended Parent(s) select, so long as they can coordinate effectively with our agency.  

Please contact us to schedule a free consultation to discuss what your matching timeline may look like.

Absolutely! Please contact us to learn how Second Bloom Surrogacy can support your journey and provide assistance at a discounted rate.

Typically, the surrogate will give birth in the state in which she resides, unless different arrangements are made beforehand and agreed upon by all parties.  

Depending on the law of the state in which the child is born, Intended Parents may obtain a pre-birth order or judgement establishing their legal parentage. In some states, the Intended Parents must go through a similar process after birth to obtain a post-birth order. In some states, a second-parent or step-parent adoption may be necessary. 

Each state differs in how long it takes to receive your baby’s birth certificate and passport (if applicable). International Intended Parents should plan on staying a minimum of two weeks after birth.  Expedited passport services are available.