How Much Do Surrogates Make in Baltimore?

What You Can Gain with Our Surrogacy Program

As a surrogate, you deserve the best compensation, but compensation is only the start of what surrogacy can mean. As a surrogate you can expect:

• Our commitment and care from the first day you contact us through delivery.
• A sense of purpose as you help a family gain the experience of parenthood.
• A deeper appreciation and knowledge of yourself.
• A sense of pride in helping others.

FAQs About Surrogate Compensation in Baltimore

These are some of the common questions that women ask about surrogate compensation in Baltimore:

Why should surrogate mothers be paid?

Surrogate mothers should be paid for the huge impact they make on the families they help. As a surrogate, you can help fulfill the dreams of a family who is unable to conceive.

Is Maryland a surrogate friendly state?

Maryland is generally considered a surrogacy friendly state. This is because surrogacy has been established as legal through case law and women in Maryland are able to become surrogates without governmental barriers.

Is surrogate money in Baltimore taxed?

Surrogates in Baltimore may be taxed at the local, state, and federal level, so as a surrogate, it is best to plan ahead for taxes and consult a tax professional if you have questions about your specific situation.

Do surrogates pay for hospital bills?

Surrogate medical bills that are not covered by insurance are paid for by the family they are helping. In some cases, the intended parents may also purchase additional insurance for the surrogate.

Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?

Surrogates receive compensation in monthly installments from the beginning of pregnancy and continue as long as the surrogate is pregnant. If the surrogate miscarries, payments end. If the surrogate and intended parents decide to try again, payments will restart when a pregnancy is confirmed.

How much do surrogate mothers get paid monthly?

Surrogate mothers receive compensation in equal installments once pregnancy begins, usually for 10 months. The amount of monthly payments depends on base compensation amount, but can be between $5,000-$10,000 per month when you work with us.

Do surrogates get paid after the baby is born?

You’ll begin receiving your base pay once a pregnancy is confirmed. You’ll also a monthly stipend after your surrogacy contract is completed. You’ll receive these payments for 6-8 weeks after the birth of the child, but compensation for breast milk can continue as long as the intended parents and surrogate agree.

What state pays the most for surrogacy?

Surrogates in California tend to make more than surrogates in other areas, however, American Surrogacy pays competitively when you are in Maryland. Apply to be a surrogate here.