As a mother living in the Magic City, you would be living up to the city’s nickname by becoming a surrogate.
Being a surrogate may not give you magical powers, but the effects of surrogacy approach magic. You can change a family’s life, and expand your own life in ways that you never imagined.
When you become a surrogate in Miami, you deserve the best compensation, and at American Surrogacy, you can be compensated $50,000 - $110,000+.
How Much Do Surrogates Make in Miami?
Surrogates in Miami make $50,000 - $110,000+.
Average pay is $59,000 per year, but we know you deserve better than average for the amazing service you’re providing. That’s why we want to make sure you get the highest surrogate pay in MiamiYou can become a surrogate in Florida when you apply here.
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What’s Included in Surrogate Pay?
$50,000 - $110,000+See Our Surrogate Compensation Breakdown
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The Highest Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Miami
When you become a surrogate, you deserve compensation that matches the commitment you make to helping families grow. Below are some estimates of compensation you can receive when you become a surrogate:
Agency Compensation Range (in USD) American Surrogacy $50,000 - $110,000+ Family Source Consultants $53,000 or more Open Arms Surrogacy $50,000
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Miami [4 Steps]
To become a paid surrogate in Miami, you can follow these steps:
Step 1. Get Help: Our agency staff can help you understand the process when you apply here
Step 2. Screening: Basic screenings as well as more in-depth medical screenings will help determine if surrogacy is a good fit for you
Step 3. Matching: Once you are ready, we can help you connect with families who are excited to grow their family
Step 4. Become Pregnant: The excitement begins when your pregnancy is confirmed—you can celebrate with the intended parents and your compensation will begin
Visit Our Office Near You
We have offices across the country including two in Florida. You can visit the local Tampa office at:
Tampa, FL 33607
1-800-875-2229
What You Can Gain with Our Surrogacy Program
When you choose to become a surrogate at American Surrogacy, you can gain much more than compensation. Surrogates tell us that they have an increased sense of purpose, that they have learned about themselves during the process, and they speak to the meaningful connection they have when they can help a family.
And in addition to what you gain, our surrogacy specialists will be by your side at every step when you choose surrogacy, with a commitment to help you through all the details, so you can focus on what is most important.
Other Things to Know About Becoming a Surrogate in Miami
As you get started as a surrogate in Miami, here are some useful local resources:
Surrogacy Laws in Miami
Surrogacy laws in Florida allow and protect certain forms of surrogacy, which makes Florida a surrogacy-friendly state. Florida statute (Ch. 742.15 FL Stat.) creates legal processes for surrogacy and determines the handling of surrogacy, expenses and compensation.
Attorneys
- Law Office of Elizabeth F. Schwartz (Edgewater)
- Law Office of Leslie Schreiber, P.A. (Coral Gables)
- Law Office of Stanley R. Brenner (Boca Raton)
IVF Clinics
- University of Miami UHealth Center for Reproductive Medicine (Allapattah)
- Fertility Center of Miami (Nautilus)
- IVFMD (West Palm Beach)
Hospitals
- Nicklaus Children’s Hospital (West Miami)
- Holtz Children (at Jackson Memorial) (Allapattah)
- Baptist Health (South Miami)
- Mount Sinai in Miami Beach (Nautilus)
FAQs About Surrogate Compensation in Miami
Women in Miami commonly ask these questions about surrogacy compensation:
Is paid surrogacy legal in Florida?
Yes, compensated surrogacy is legal in Florida, which means as a surrogate in Miami, you can get $50,000-$110,000 in compensation when you choose to help a family fulfill their dream of parenting.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
Surrogates are paid from the beginning of the pregnancy until miscarriage, then the payments end. If the surrogate and intended parents choose to try surrogacy again, payments can restart.
Is surrogate money taxed in Miami?
There is no local income tax in Miami, but surrogate pay is subject to state and federal income tax. Click here for more information about surrogate taxes.
Is it hard to be a surrogate?
Many women who choose to be a surrogate enjoy being pregnant and find it rewarding to help a family fulfill their dreams of parenthood, but it doesn’t come without sacrifices of time and some risk, which is why we advocate that surrogates are compensated as they deserve for their contribution.
Whose insurance pays for surrogacy?
Surrogacy insurance can come from a combination of the surrogate’s primary or secondary insurance, the intended parents’ insurance, or third party insurance that the intended parents purchase to cover the surrogate pregnancy. Any medical bills that are not covered by insurance are paid for by the intended parents.