Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Surrogacy
At God Voice Family Health and Mubocare, we understand that surrogacy can be a complex and emotional journey. Below are some frequently asked questions to help you understand the process.
What is surrogacy?
Surrogacy is an arrangement where a woman (the surrogate) carries and delivers a baby for another individual or couple (the intended parents).
- Gestational Surrogacy – The embryo is created using the intended parents’ or donors’ egg and sperm, meaning the surrogate has no genetic connection to the baby.
How does the surrogacy process work?
- Medical Screening: The surrogate undergoes a series of health checks.
- Legal Agreement: A legal contract is signed to protect both the surrogate and intended parents.
- Embryo Transfer: The surrogate undergoes IVF to transfer the embryo.
- Pregnancy & Delivery: The surrogate carries the baby to term and delivers the baby to the intended parents.
Who can use surrogacy?
- Couples facing infertility
- Women with medical conditions preventing pregnancy
- Same-sex couples
- Single individuals wanting a biological child
Is surrogacy legal?
Yes, surrogacy is legal in Nigeria. Our surrogacy program ensures full legal documentation to protect all parties involved.
How are surrogates selected?
- Medical tests
- Psychological evaluation
- Background checks
What rights do intended parents have?
Intended parents have full parental access from the start. Legal documentation ensures they have complete parental rights.
Are surrogates compensated?
Yes, surrogates receive compensation for their service, as well as full medical care and support throughout the pregnancy.
What is included in the surrogacy program at Mubocare?
- Matching with a surrogate
- Medical screening and treatment
- Legal documentation
- Pregnancy monitoring
- Delivery and handover of the baby
How do I start the surrogacy process?
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