Becoming a surrogate allows you to change lives. You can open the door to parenthood for the intended parents you choose while earning the best pay possible.
You can get paid $50,000 - $110,000+ to be a surrogate in Scottsdale. You’re helping someone else become a parent. That’s a decision that deserves the highest compensation. We value that decision which is why we’re the highest-paying surrogacy agency.
Contact us online to learn how to become a paid surrogate and get the compensation you deserve.
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The Highest-Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Scottsdale
Your decision to become a surrogate breathes life into the situation of the intended parents you choose. It offers them a path to parenthood that they haven’t been able to walk before.
We think that, as a surrogate, you deserve the best pay possible. That’s why we’re the highest-paying surrogacy agency in Scottsdale and beyond.
Our second-time surrogate compensation is just one example of that, you can make $60,000 - $110,000+ with us because we value your experience and knowledge of the process.
Here are a few of the best-paying surrogacy agencies in Scottsdale:
Agency Compensation Range (in USD) American Surrogacy $50,000 - $110,000+ Circle Surrogacy $55,000-$65,000 Fertility Source Companies $50,000-Did not disclose Pinnacle Surrogacy $50,000-Did not disclose
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How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Scottsdale [5 Steps]
Step 1: Contact Us You can apply to get paid to be a surrogate in Scottsdale right now. Our form is easy to read and quick to fill out.
Step 2: Complete Our Screening Process Once you meet our basic requirements, you can start the screening process.
Some agencies have piles of paperwork and steps after steps to complete the screening process.
Our screening process is designed with your safety in mind, ensuring that you can be a surrogate, while making the process as smooth and straightforward as possible.
Step 3: Find the Best Intended Parents, Draft A Surrogacy Contract This is one of the most important steps of the process. Finding the perfect match is something only you’ll know as the surrogate mother. But with our decades of experience in helping create families, we’ll be right there with you for any questions that arise.
Once you find the perfect match, you’ll need to create a surrogacy contract with separate legal representation. This legal contract is designed to protect your rights and interests. It must be signed before the medical aspect of your journey can begin.
Step 4: Prepare for the Embryo Transfer The first step in preparing for the embryo transfer is taking a regimen of fertility medications. These medications prepare your body for pregnancy.
An embryo will be created through in vitro fertilization (IVF). IVF involves taking the intended mother’s eggs and sperm from the intended father, combining the two to create an embryo. That embryo is then transferred to your uterus at an optimal point in your cycle.
Once a pregnancy is confirmed, the surrogate mother pay you agreed upon with the intended parents in your surrogacy contract can begin.
Step 5: Give the Gift of Parenthood Becoming a surrogate changes lives. You can return home and know that you’ve helped make dreams come true while getting the best pay that can now provide for you and your family’s future.
You’ll always be part of their story.
You can apply to get paid to be a surrogate in Scottsdale right now. Our form is easy to read and quick to fill out.
Once you meet our basic requirements, you can start the screening process.
Some agencies have piles of paperwork and steps after steps to complete the screening process.
Our screening process is designed with your safety in mind, ensuring that you can be a surrogate, while making the process as smooth and straightforward as possible.
This is one of the most important steps of the process. Finding the perfect match is something only you’ll know as the surrogate mother. But with our decades of experience in helping create families, we’ll be right there with you for any questions that arise.
Once you find the perfect match, you’ll need to create a surrogacy contract with separate legal representation. This legal contract is designed to protect your rights and interests. It must be signed before the medical aspect of your journey can begin.
The first step in preparing for the embryo transfer is taking a regimen of fertility medications. These medications prepare your body for pregnancy.
An embryo will be created through in vitro fertilization (IVF). IVF involves taking the intended mother’s eggs and sperm from the intended father, combining the two to create an embryo. That embryo is then transferred to your uterus at an optimal point in your cycle.
Once a pregnancy is confirmed, the surrogate mother pay you agreed upon with the intended parents in your surrogacy contract can begin.
Becoming a surrogate changes lives. You can return home and know that you’ve helped make dreams come true while getting the best pay that can now provide for you and your family’s future.
You’ll always be part of their story.
Our Office in Scottsdale
As a national surrogacy agency, you can stop into our offices around the country and learn more about why we have the best surrogate mother pay.
Here’s where you can find us in Scottsdale:
Suite 119
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
What You Can Gain with Our Surrogacy Program
Surrogacy with us means getting the best pay possible, personalized support and help finding the best intended parents. Beyond the comprehensive services we offer for your surrogacy journey, you also gain a wealth of emotional benefits.
Those emotional benefits include:
- A sense of purpose
- Learning more about yourself
- A chance to form lasting bonds
- And much more
Other Things to Know About Becoming a Surrogate in Scottsdale
Surrogacy Laws and Legal Professionals
When it comes to surrogacy in Scottsdale, Arizona is a state where you need to proceed with caution.
Surrogacy contracts are illegal and unenforceable so anyone pursuing surrogacy here needs to think about the legal risks. The statute that made surrogacy contracts illegal also said that the surrogate is the legal mother of the child, and if you’re married, your husband is the father.
Instead of surrogacy contracts, some lawyers complete memoranda of understanding but they are not legally binding.
Here’s a list of local Arizona surrogacy attorneys you can speak with before you commit to surrogacy in this state:
- Lincoln & Wenk, LLC (Phoenix, Goodyear, Peoria): With locations around the valley, Lincoln & Wenk LLC has a combined fifty years of experience and practices family law that includes surrogacy and assisted reproduction.
- MyersStrickland, PLLC (Scottsdale, Tucson): Attorney and owner Heather Strickland is an experienced surrogacy attorney and became a partner of the firm in 2013. In 2014, she was invited to join the Academy of Adoption & Assisted Reproduction Attorneys and is the only Fellow of AAAA in Southern Arizona
- Scottsdale Family Law (Scottsdale): Attorney Claudia D. Work is a current member of the State Bar of Arizona Family Law Executive Council and an Assisted Reproduction Fellow with the Academy of Adoption & Assisted Reproduction Attorneys.
Your Surrogacy Medical Professionals in Scottsdale
The medical aspect of surrogacy can seem daunting at first, but we’ve got an experienced network of medical professionals we can refer you to if needed.
Here’s a list of local fertility clinics and hospitals in Scottsdale:
Fertility Clinics
- Arizona Center for Fertility Center (Scottsdale): The Arizona Center for Fertility Center has IVF success rates that are 20% higher than the national average.
- Arizona Associates for Reproductive Health (Scottsdale, Gilbert, Glendale): Arizona Associates for Reproductive Health provides comprehensive reproductive endocrinology services. They specialize in the management of reproductive disorders with special expertise in all areas of infertility.
- Arizona Women’s Care (Scottsdale): Arizona Women's Care is the first and largest female-led OB/GYN practice in Scottsdale with five-board certified OB.GYNs that offer comprehensive services.
Hospitals
- HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center (Scottsdale): Their OB/GYNs are onsite 24/7 to provide care at your request or in the event of an emergency. They also have a Level IIII neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
- Wombkeepers Obstetrics and Gynecology (Scottsdale): The Renewal Center for Birth is Scottsdale's only free-standing birth center. It’s an obstetrician-owned facility that uses a model of integrative, collaborative care with physicians and a credentialed midwifery team.
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FAQs About Surrogate Compensation in Scottsdale
Is Arizona Surrogate Friendly?
Gestational surrogacy is practiced in Arizona, but it’s not necessarily a surrogate-friendly state. Surrogacy contracts are prohibited, making them unenforceable, for all types of surrogacy. It’s a state where you need to be aware of the laws because of legal risk.
Why Should Surrogates Be Paid?
Surrogates should be paid because the service you are providing is transformational. You can change the lives of the intended parents who haven’t been able to experience parenthood for whatever reason.
Your compassion and willingness to help them realize their dreams deserves the best compensation possible.
Do Surrogates Get Paid Monthly?
Surrogates do get paid monthly. Payments usually begin from the start of a pregnancy. How much surrogates are paid depends on their base pay. Base pay is calculated by looking at experience, income and cost of living. It will be paid out in 10 monthly payments.
Do Surrogates Have to Pay Taxes in Scottsdale?
As a surrogate, you do have to pay taxes in Scottsdale. The income you earn as a surrogate is compensation for a service. You are getting the best pay for helping others’ dreams come true.
That compensation for a service means surrogate pay can be taxed. You will receive a 1099 form during tax season from the third-party escrow service that handles your payments. But even if you don’t, it doesn’t mean the income is tax-free.
We recommend speaking to a local tax accountant to ensure you follow all local tax laws.
How Much Do Surrogates Make for Twins?
You can make $10,000 as a surrogate for carrying twins with us. You make $5,000 per multiple but we do not pay you per baby you carry.
Our top-tier pay is in recognition of the additional physical and emotional efforts that go into carrying twins.
Do Surrogates Get Maternity Leave in Scottsdale?
Although the state doesn’t have any maternity leave laws, the federal Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) entitles you to 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
Do Surrogates Get Paid if They Miscarry?
Yes. You are paid if you miscarry. But once the miscarriage occurs, the payments stop as you are only paid for the time you are pregnant.
If you and the intended parents decide to try again, a pregnancy must be confirmed before payments can resume.