The process, step by step
From the first call to bringing your baby home
Most programs take 12–18 months (Georgia 14–20) from contract to bringing your baby home. The journey has seven stages, and one person — Andrew — guides you through each of them.
12–18 months
1
Inquiry & free consultation
Day 1 · immediatelyYou
- Write to us: form, email or WhatsApp
- Bring your questions to the call
We
- A call with Andrew — no obligation
- Initial country fit for your situation
2
Medical assessment & program agreement
~2–4 weeksYou
- Both of you complete fertility testing
- Sign the agency agreement
We
- Clinics: Kyiv & Lviv · Tbilisi · Yerevan
- Review of your medical history
3
Legal contracts & surrogate matching
~4–8 weeksYou
- Review surrogate profiles (what to look for)
- Approve the match (or decline)
- Sign the agreement before a notary
We
- Contracts drafted by licensed attorneys
- Screening: medical, psychological, background check
4
IVF protocol & embryo transfer
~2–3 monthsYou
- Choose genetic testing (PGD-FISH 9 / PGT-A 24)
- Optional: visit for the transfer (3–5 days)
We
- IVF and embryo creation
- Transfer and pregnancy test (14 days)
5
Pregnancy monitoring & support
~9 monthsYou
- Monthly updates from your coordinator
- Optional: visits during pregnancy
We
- Check-ups, ultrasounds, surrogate insurance
- Psychological support throughout
6
day one ·
1–2 wks ·
within days
Birth & birth certificate
You
- Arrive 2–4 weeks before the due date
- Attend the birth if you wish
We
- Birth certificate in your names
- Civil registry handled for you
7
Passport, consular process & home
~2–4 weeksYou
- Apply for your baby's passport at the embassy
- Fly home with your baby 🏠
We
- Certified translations of every document
- Appointment booking and support until you land safely
Same price in all three countries — they differ in legal mechanics and timeline. Compare Ukraine, Georgia and Armenia →
And if something goes differently?
What if the first transfer fails?
In Standard, each additional transfer is $2,000. Comfort includes up to 3 attempts, and Prestige — unlimited transfers at no extra cost.
What happens in case of a miscarriage?
Rare, but possible. Next steps depend on your package and the stage of pregnancy — we discuss them with you individually, with full medical and psychological support.
What if the surrogate changes her mind?
In Ukraine, Georgia and Armenia, you are the legal parents — the surrogate has no parental rights to the child. This is one of the key advantages of these jurisdictions.
And safety in Ukraine?
We run wartime protocols — including moving parts of the program to safer regions or to Georgia/Armenia. The safety of the surrogate and the baby comes first.
Ready to take the first step?
Book a free, no-obligation consultation. We'll walk through the whole process and match the right country to your situation.
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