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Surrogacy agencies only choose the healthiest candidates to become surrogates to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone involved in the process. To qualify as a surrogate, you must meet the basic requirements and qualifications that you'll find in detail in this guide. Read more

Absolute uterine factor infertility (AUFI) includes all types of uterine diseases and anomalies that affect the structure and functionality of the uterus, causing female infertility. When completion of a pregnancy to term is not possible, gestational surrogacy might be an option. Read more

Becoming a surrogate has a series of positives and negatives, but most of all it is an extremely rewarding and joyful experience. If you are considering being a gestational carrier, you should be aware that, as any decision in life, there are both pros and cons. Read the full list here. Read more

Surrogacy is a fertility treatment. As such, the medical portion will be handled by the fertility clinic you choose. But before you select a clinic to work with, you should consider few factors that we explain in detail in this guide. Read more

In the USA, where commercial surrogacy is allowed, surrogates are paid about $30,000 on average. In popular states like California and Oregon, gestational carriers are paid at even higher rates. This base compensation rate increases according to individual circumstances that we explain here. Read more

Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome, Müllerian agenesis, or vaginal agenesis is a rare congenital disorder that causes the woman to be born without a uterus. It is a type of Müllerian duct anomaly that causes female infertility. Learn about the treatment options with pictures and more here. Read more