When you’re in Orange County, becoming a surrogate means you can help a family fulfill their dreams, and you can get a boost of your own through surrogate compensation.
If you’re a mother in Santa Ana, you can be compensated to match the commitment you make to a family. Compensation can range from $50,000 - $110,000+.
Fill out our form to get your surrogate pay rate today.
How Much Do Surrogates Make in Santa Ana?
Surrogates in Santa Ana make $50,000 - $110,000+, and surrogates in California make 10,000-$15,000 more than surrogates in other areas on average. Connect with us today to learn how much you could be compensated.
This amount can vary if you are an experienced surrogate as well as other factors.
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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 Santa Ana
Being a surrogate means that you deserve the best compensation possible. In Santa Ana, here are some of the highest paying surrogacy agencies:
Agency Compensation Range (in USD) American Surrogacy $50,000 - $110,000+ West Coast Surrogacy $60,000-$104,000 Surrogate Parenting Services $70,000
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Santa Ana
Step 1: Apply
To become a surrogate and get surrogate compensation, you can apply here with our quick form.
Our surrogacy specialists are committed to helping you at every step, which means that you can receive help from the moment you contact us. From there, you will complete the following steps to become a surrogate and receive compensation:
Step 2: Get Screened
Our screening process helps you determine whether you are a good fit for surrogacy. This means ensuring that you are healthy enough to carry a pregnancy and that you will be comfortable throughout the whole process.
Step 3: Get Matched
Once you’re approved as a surrogate, you will be matched by our surrogacy experts, who will help you look through families and find a great fit for you. You are empowered to find a family you are excited to help.
Step 4: Get Pregnant
When you’ve connected with a great family, their embryo is transferred to your uterus through IVF, which means that you will undergo a quick medical procedure and confirm pregnancy when it is successful.
Step 5: Get Compensated
Once you are pregnant, the exciting part begins! You can share in the joy of pregnancy with the family you are helping, and you will also begin receiving compensation that will cover your personal expenses related to surrogacy and give you additional funds that you can use for anything your family dreams of.
Visit Our Office Near You
If you’re a surrogate in Santa Ana or nearby areas in Orange County, we have a local office, which means that you can get in-person support if needed at any time. Since we are a national agency, you will also have the benefits of a large network of support and nationwide matching possibilities.
Newport Beach
Newport Beach, CA 92660
What You Can Gain with Our Surrogacy Program
With our surrogacy program, you will have our full support from day 1, as well as generous compensation. But becoming a surrogate comes with rewards beyond what you can imagine.
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Other Things to Know About Becoming a Surrogate in Santa Ana
Becoming a surrogate in Santa Ana will require knowledge of the process and professional help. Below are some important resources for surrogates in Santa Ana.
Surrogacy Laws in Orange County, California
Surrogacy is legal in California and surrogacy is regulated by state code FAM § 7962. Because of this surrogates in Orange County California are often desired and compensation tends to be higher if you live in California. There are also plenty of professionals who handle surrogacy in Orange County and surrounding areas in California.
Attorneys in Santa Ana
2121 N Tustin Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705
16485 Laguna Canyon Road, Suite 230, Irvine, CA 92618
2701 Loker Avenue West, Suite 100, Carlsbad, CA 92010
IVF Clinics Santa Ana
- Life IVF Center (Irvine)
Fertility Centers of Orange County (Irvine Business Complex) - Global Premier Fertility (Irvine Business Complex)
- Pacific Reproductive Center (Oak Creek)
- California Dream Fertility Center (Irvine Medical and Science Complex)
Hospitals Santa Ana
- UCI Medical Center (Santa Ana)
- Hoag Hospital (Irvine Medical and Science Complex)
- MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center (Laguna Woods)
- Kaiser Permanente Orange County (Irvine Medical and Science Complex)
FAQs About Surrogate Compensation in Santa Ana
Why should surrogate mothers be paid?
Surrogate mothers should be paid because they have an incredible impact on the families that they help, and allow a lifetime of joy for people who have been dreaming of a child.
What is the highest paying surrogacy agency in California?
American Surrogacy is the highest paying surrogacy in California because of our commitment to compensating surrogates as they deserve and our ability to match compensation offerings from other agencies.
Do surrogates get paid monthly?
Surrogates generally get paid monthly starting from the first month of pregnancy, for 10 months. This means that if your total compensation is $70,000, you could get $7k per month for 10 months.
What state pays the most for surrogacy?
California surrogates are often paid more than surrogates in other parts of the United States. This means that as a surrogate in Santa Ana, you could be compensated $5,000-$10,000 more than surrogates in other areas because of cost of living and other local factors.
Do surrogates get maternity leave in Santa Ana?
Surrogates get 12 weeks of maternity leave according to FMLA, but this leave may be paid or unpaid leave depending on your employer. If your leave is unpaid, we can help you get compensation for lost wages.
Is California surrogate-friendly?
California is often regarded as one of the most surrogate-friendly states due to state laws that support surrogates and the surrogacy process and the ability to receive the compensation you deserve as a surrogate.