For intended parents struggling to start a family, surrogacy can often be the miracle you’ve been waiting for. In fact, we founded The Chosen One egg donation agency after our dream to start a family came true with the help of surrogacy. Now, we have built this agency to help others from all backgrounds and walks of life fulfill their dreams of becoming parents too.
Finding a Surrogate with The Chosen One
After having been through the process ourselves, we truly understand the necessity of locating a surrogate through well-known and approved agencies, rather than trying to find one independently.
At The Chosen One, we work with the best surrogacy agencies in the world, making sure every part of the process is legal, and giving you the best chance possible for a successful pregnancy. Using our knowledge and connections, we will guide you in finding the right surrogate for you.
To ensure everything is done correctly, we have lawyers who advise both parties along the way, doctors to make sure everything is medically safe, and staff to keep your money in a trust fund and make payments at the agreed-upon milestones.
You can trust that we will help you realize your goal safely, securely, confidently, and without spending money on unnecessary services.
Is Surrogacy Right for You?
If you’re considering surrogacy, we’re here to help. Let’s start by answering a few frequently asked questions to shine a light on whether this path to parenthood is the right one for you…
A surrogate (sometimes referred to as a surrogate mother, a gestational surrogate, or a gestational carrier) is a woman who carries and delivers a baby for another individual or couple. Intended parents may choose to use a gestational surrogate in cases where an individual or couple is, for whatever reason, unable to carry a pregnancy. The child is conceived through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and is not genetically related to the surrogate mother. When intended parents conceive with a surrogate, they are involved in the pregnancy and are often present when their child is born.
In this process, in vitro fertilized (IVF) eggs are implanted in the surrogate’s uterus. The embryo that’s implanted is typically not genetically related to the surrogate. The egg may be from the intended mother or from a donor, and the sperm may be from the intended father or from a donor. It’s also possible to use donated embryos. All expenses related to the pregnancy are covered by the intended parents, and surrogates are compensated for their significant investment.
For parents, surrogacy can be a miracle – allowing them to achieve their dreams of parenthood using their own DNA and maintaining a genetic connection with their child. For many, it’s also a way to avoid the stress, trauma, and health concerns of a high-risk pregnancy or advanced maternal age. Surrogacy also allows intended parents to be a part of the pregnancy journey – attending appointments and watching their child grow in real time from conception to birth and beyond.
There are also several wonderful benefits for surrogates as well! For surrogates who do not wish to raise children of their own, surrogacy gives them the chance to have the experience of pregnancy and giving birth. Most surrogates also receive financial compensation as well as a profound feeling of fulfillment giving a generous gift to a family in need.
Like egg donors, surrogates undergo extensive testing and monitoring to make sure they are ready to help you on your path to parenthood.
