Finding a surrogate in Iowa can bring you one step closer to having a baby in your arms. With the right professional, you don’t have to wait to build your family.
You can find a surrogate in Iowa in an average of 1 - 6 months, which means that your path to being a family is in sight. Fill out our simple form now and get help finding a surrogate.
How to Find a Surrogate in Iowa [3 Steps]
You can follow these steps and find a surrogate in Iowa. Our average wait time is 1 - 6 months, which means that the next chapter of your life can begin soon.
Fill Out Our Simple Form: Click here and take a couple of minutes to get started. Browse Our Surrogates: Our surrogacy professionals will help you find surrogates that match your preferences. Get Matched: When you’re ready, you can be matched with one of our available surrogates.Steps to Finding a Surrogate
How Long Does it Take to Find a Surrogate in Iowa?
Find a surrogate in Iowa in an average of 1 - 6 months with the right agency. Finding a surrogacy on your own can be unpredictable, and some agencies may place you on a waiting list for years. We know that every moment you could be spending with your new baby is valuable, which is why we work to keep wait times low.
Michael and Viet were able to find a surrogate within days of choosing American Surrogacy. How Quickly Can I Find a Surrogate?
We help you get low wait times by:
- Keeping a balanced list—We are conscious of how many intended parents and surrogates we have.
- Marketing—We dedicate time and effort into finding the best surrogates for your family from the limited pool of women who are eligible.
- Screening—Well before your surrogacy journey begins, we are already at work screening surrogates, so that when you contact us, a surrogate will be available.
How Much Does it Cost to Find a Surrogate Mother in Iowa?
When you’re looking for a surrogate on your own, finding a surrogate can take a lot of time, and you can open yourself up to risks.
When you work with American Surrogacy, you can have a clearer path, and as we help you, you can expect:
- Simple cost breakdowns.
- Our comprehensive marketing and screening strategies to find surrogates and make your journey faster and safer.
- Protection for your finances through our Parent Protection Fee, which allows you to re-match without extra cost if you need a second attempt at surrogacy.
How Do I Find a Surrogate Near Me?
We can show you profiles for surrogates in Iowa and beyond, as we work with surrogates from around the country. Since all of our surrogates are willing to travel to you, your journey may be faster if you are willing to work with qualified out-of-state surrogates.
View Surrogate Profiles
Next Steps After Finding a Surrogate
The medical process begins soon after you find a surrogate, which means that you can start getting excited! But depending on whether you have embryos or a fertility clinic, you can expect a slightly different timeline.
If You Have a Fertility Clinic or Embryos
After our quick matching process, which takes an average of 1 - 6 months, you can start the medical process of surrogacy and meet your baby sooner.Start now.
If You Need Embryos or a Fertility Clinic
You can get started on finding embryo and fertility clinic information. You can also fill out our form and we can help you, as you will need embryos and a fertility clinic before the medical steps of surrogacy can begin.
Other Things to Know About Finding a Surrogate in Iowa
Surrogacy Laws in Iowa
Surrogacy is permitted in Iowa and the laws that regulate surrogacy allow for surrogates and intended parents to have a safe route for surrogacy.
Here’s what you should know when it comes to establishing parentage in Iowa:
- Heterosexual couples that use their own eggs and sperm: Only the intended father can be granted a pre-birth order, and the intended mother must obtain a post-birth parentage order and order an amended birth certificate.
- Heterosexual couples that use a sperm or egg donor: If the intended father is the genetic parent, he can obtain a pre-birth order. If the intended mother is the genetic parent, she can obtain a post-birth order. The non-genetic parent must complete a stepparent adoption.
- The biological parent can obtain a pre-birth order and the non-genetic parent must complete a stepparent adoption.
You can view Iowa legal code 710.11 and 641-99.15 to learn more about surrogacy law in the state, or talk to a professional now.
IVF Clinics in Iowa
FAQ About Finding a Surrogate
For those who find a surrogate for “free”, it is more often through networking with family or friends. It’s also important to be wary of finding a cheap or free surrogate online, as this could be a scam, or the surrogate may not have been screened yet, meaning she may not be qualified. When you work with an agency, you pay for services that help you find a surrogate in the shortest amount of time, such as screening and marketing reach. We can help you find a surrogate in an average of 30-90 days. Click here to get help from a surrogacy specialist now. You can view our available surrogacy situations here, and then fill out our simple form to get help matching. With American Surrogacy, finding a surrogate in your state can be simple. You can click here and get help. Our average match time is 30-90 days. The best place to find a surrogate is through a surrogacy agency, which can help you find a surrogate faster, and assure that your surrogate is screened and ready for the process. You can click here and get help finding a surrogacy agency now. Gay couples can find a surrogate just as couples in heterosexual relationships, as there are many surrogates who are interested in helping gay couples conceive. American Surrogacy can help you find a surrogate when you fill out our form here.