Becoming a surrogate means opening the door to parenthood for those that can’t. You can earn top-tier surrogate compensation in Garland for creating families and changing lives.
You can make $50,000 - $110,000+ as a surrogate in Garland.
As the highest-paying surrogacy agency, we believe you deserve the best pay possible for opening that door.
Fill out our online contact form to get more free information about how to become the highest-paid surrogate in Garland.
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The Highest-Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Garland
As the highest-paying surrogacy agency, we want to get you the pay you deserve. Not only for your decision to become the missing piece to the puzzle for the intended parents you have chosen, but to give you meaningful compensation for your and your family’s futures.
You can use your pay to fulfill personal goals, provide for your family or whatever else you see fit.
We offer the best surrogate compensation in Garland as a token of our appreciation for your becoming a surrogate. It’s a transformational journey for everyone involved and you’re the key to the journey.
Here are some of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies close by:
Agency Compensation Range (in USD) American Surrogacy $50,000 - $110,000+ Giving Tree Surrogacy Did not disclose-$85,000 Simple Surrogacy LLC $58,500-Did not disclose Shared Conception LLC $55,000-Did not disclose
Learn more about why we can offer the best pay, whether you are a first-time surrogate earning compensation or an experienced surrogate looking to make more dreams come true, by contacting us today.
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Garland
Step 1: Contact Us
You can apply to be a surrogate right now. It’s easy to understand and you can complete it in just a few minutes.
We’ve designed our application and screening processes to be as smooth and straightforward as possible. You don’t need to work with a professional that has unnecessary steps and paperwork.
Surrogates explain how the right family and the perfect match led to beautiful journeys.How to Become a Surrogate
Step 2: Complete the Screening Process
Once you meet our simple requirement to be a surrogate, the screening process comes next. It’s a thorough screening to ensure your safety and that you can complete a surrogacy with no complications.
We’ve made it as easy as possible and our surrogacy specialists will be there for any questions you have.
Step 3: Find the Best Intended Parents and Draft a Legal Contract
This is one of the biggest parts of the journey, finding the best intended parents. Only you will know when you find the perfect match, and what a perfect match looks like to you.
With our decades of experience helping create families, we’ll help you however we can.
Once you find the perfect match, you’ll both need to get legal representation for the surrogacy contract. This legal contract outlines what your surrogacy will look like. Having legal representation ensure both you and the intended parents have your rights and interests protected.
You both must sign the contract before you can begin the medical side of surrogacy.
Step 4: Prepare for the Embryo Transfer
The first step to prepare for pregnancy is taking a regimen of fertility medication to prepare your body.
In vitro fertilization will collect mature eggs from the intended mother, fertilized by the intended father’s sperm to create an embryo. Once conditions are optimal for implementation, the embryo will be transferred to your uterus.
Once a pregnancy is confirmed, you’ll begin receiving the agreed-upon pay rate.
Step 5: Give the Gift of Parenthood
Becoming a surrogate creates families for those who haven’t been able to create their own. You can return home knowing you’ve made the heroic decision to give the gift of parenthood.
Contact us online to learn more about changing lives and getting the best pay for it.
What You Can Gain with Our Surrogacy Program
Surrogacy with us not only gives you top-tier surrogate compensation, but it also opens up a wealth of emotional benefits.
You’ll get the opportunity to form meaningful relationships and lasting bonds, a sense of purpose and the chance to learn more about yourself.
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Other Things to Know About Becoming a Surrogate in Garland
Surrogacy Laws and Legal Professionals
Texas is surrogate-friendly for married couples and singles. Gestational surrogacy and surrogacy contracts are legal and contracts are enforceable due to the Tex. Fam. Code 160-751 through 160-763, but the woman cannot be genetically related to the baby she is carrying.
Traditional surrogacy, while legal, is treated like an adoption. Surrogates must wait 48 hours after the baby is born to relinquish their parental rights.
No matter what type of surrogacy you pursue, having the counsel of experienced legal professionals who practice in the state is a good idea. Here are some local attorneys you can contact.
- Calabrese Budner (Dallas): Managing Partner Carla Calabrese is a member of the Academy of Adoption & Assisted Reproduction Attorneys and has over 30 years of experience helping families grow through surrogacy and ART.
- Jenny L. Womack, P.C. (Fort Worth): Jenny L. Womack has practiced law in Texas since 1998. She’s a member of the Academy of Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys and can help you with surrogacy, embryo donation, egg donation or other assisted reproduction matters.
- Katrina Cassidy P.C. (The Woodlands): Katrina Cassidy is an experienced Texas attorney who has been practicing law in Texas for more than 22 years. 15 of those years have been spent with a focus on Assisted Reproductive Law (ART) and gestational surrogacy.
- Garcia-Windsor P.C. (Dallas): Garcia-Windsor, P.C. represents couples and individuals who want to build a family through ART for all their legal needs.
Your Surrogacy Medical Professionals in Garland
Having the best medical professionals for the medical side of the surrogacy project is easily possible in Garland. From our local network of experienced medical professionals to these other local options below, we’ve got you covered.
Fertility Clinics
- Dallas IVF (Dallas): Since 1997, Dallas IVF has helped individuals and families have 13,000 babies (and counting). Each of their physicians is double board-certified in reproductive endocrinology & infertility and obstetrics and gynecology.
- Fertility Center of Dallas (Dallas): The IVF Lab at the Fertility Center of Dallas does all of their ART treatments and testing in-house; embryos in their care are monitored around the clock.
- Aspire Fertility (Dallas, Austin, Houston): Aspire Fertility is home to the first IVF Laboratory in the Southwest to be certified by the Society of Assisted Reproductive Technology and the College of American Pathologists.
Hospitals
- Baylor University Medical Center (Dallas): Baylor University Medical Center was named one a High-Performing Hospital for maternity by the U.S. News & World Report for 2021-222. It was also named the Best Regional Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report for 2022-23, recognized for 19 different types of care.
- Medical Center Dallas Hospital (Dallas): Medical City Healthcare is one of the region's largest healthcare providers. Nine of their hospitals offer delivery and obstetrics services across Dallas-Fort Worth and North Texas.
- Methodist Richardson Medical Center (Dallas): Methodist Richardson Medical Center has been designated as a Level III maternal care center by the Texas Department of State Health Services. This means that the hospital provides comprehensive care for complex medical, surgical and obstetrical conditions for pregnant and postpartum patients.
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FAQs About Surrogate Compensation in Garland
How Much Do You Get Paid for Surrogacy in Texas?
There is no set amount when it comes to how much surrogates make in Texas. That’s because surrogate pay is specific to each surrogate. Surrogate pay is calculated by looking at the surrogate’s income, cost of living and experience with surrogacy.
How Much Do Surrogates Make for Twins?
As a surrogate, you can make $10,000 for twins. We pay $5,000 per multiple, but it’s not for the babies you are carrying.
We know the physical and emotional effects that carrying more than one baby can bring, and paying per multiple is our way of showing how much we value and appreciate your decision to do this for the intended parents.
Do Surrogates Get Paid After the Baby Is Born?
The payment schedule for a surrogate is outlined in the contract. The surrogacy contract outlines the entire journey, including the payment schedule. Typically, surrogates are not paid after the baby is born, their payments begin as soon as a pregnancy is confirmed.
Do Surrogates Have to Pay Taxes in Texas?
Yes, surrogates have to pay taxes in Texas. The pay you receive as a surrogate is compensation for a valuable, life-changing service.
The monthly payments you receive are considered income.
One way to know for sure if you have to pay taxes as a surrogate is if you receive a 1099 tax form from the third-party escrow service that distributes your monthly payments. If you don’t, however, it doesn’t mean the income is tax-free. You should speak to a local tax accountant to ensure you have the right forms.
Do Surrogates Get Maternity Leave in Texas?
Becoming a surrogate in Texas means you get maternity leave. The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) gives you 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
Do Surrogates Get Paid if They Miscarry?
Surrogates do get paid if they miscarry. The amount of pay is determined by your surrogate contract but it’s typically only for the length of time you were pregnant.
That legal contract also outlines what comes next, if you and the intended parents decide to try again, your pregnancy will need to be confirmed before you are paid.