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The Two-Cycle Promise

What happens if the first cycle doesn't work?

On our full program, you get a second cycle free. We cover the clinic's transfer fee, the surrogate's medication and monitoring, and her agreed support for that cycle. If the first cycle results in pregnancy, the second cycle isn't needed, so the offer no longer applies. Read the full terms.

Is surrogacy allowed in Nigeria?

Nigeria has no single national law on surrogacy. Lagos State has issued its own guidelines on assisted reproduction, and elsewhere arrangements rely on carefully written agreements. Laws can change, so ask a lawyer to confirm the position on the day you sign.

Who handles the legal work?

Our barrister, Ugochukwu Augustin Unegbu, Esq., prepares and handles all the agreements and legal work for the program. Every agreement is explained to everyone before signing. We are not a law firm ourselves.

Who is the legal parent after the birth?

That depends on the law where you live, on the agreements, and on the registration and court steps that apply. Our barrister handles the Nigerian side, and a lawyer in your home country confirms how your country treats it.

Can a single person use surrogacy?

Single people ask us about this often. Tell us your situation in your consultation and we will say plainly what is possible. Our article on starting a family alone may help.

I live in the UK or Canada. Can you help?

Talk to us, and talk to a lawyer at home first. Rules on recognising parenthood and on what can be paid or advertised differ, and we will tell you plainly if the route does not work for you. See the UK and Canada page.

Citizenship

Will my baby be a US citizen?

For most US families, the State Department looks for proof of a genetic link between the child and a US citizen parent, usually shown with a DNA test. We plan your case around that. A US immigration lawyer should confirm the steps for your situation.

Do we need DNA testing?

For US citizenship based on a genetic link, a DNA test is usually part of the process. We explain when it happens and who arranges it.

What if neither of us will be the genetic parent?

For the US route that can make things much harder, or close the route. Speak to a US immigration lawyer before you spend money, and we will be straight with you about what is and is not possible.

How long does the passport take?

Timing is set by the authorities and varies. We plan the steps in order and give you a realistic estimate after your first call.

The surrogate

Will I know who the surrogate is?

We run anonymous or known surrogacy programs — you choose. In a known program you meet. In an anonymous program you do not, and we manage the communication.

How is the surrogate chosen and looked after?

Surrogates go through medical and psychological evaluation, background checks, interviews and a review of their medical history. They are supported during and after the pregnancy.

Can I choose the surrogate?

You are introduced to a screened surrogate, with her consent and yours. Matching is a decision for both sides.

What if the surrogate changes her mind, or there are complications?

These situations are covered in the written agreements signed before treatment starts, and we walk you through them in your consultation. We do not promise any outcome.

The process

How long does it take?

Most families take 11 to 15 months from the first consultation to bringing baby home, depending on how ready you are to start.

What happens in the consultation?

You tell us your story and your questions. We explain the process, give cost ranges and say honestly whether your situation fits. A written service quote, proposed milestones, clinic requirements and a documents checklist follow.

Do we have to travel to Nigeria?

Not necessarily. We can arrange collection of your eggs, sperm or embryos from your hospital or clinic through our specialist shipping partner, and deliver them to our partner clinic in Nigeria. The receiving clinic must accept them, and permits and carrier rules apply. We explain the steps and the separate costs first.

Can I use my own hospital?

Yes. You can use your own hospital or one of our partner clinics in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt.

What happens after the birth?

Birth registration, DNA testing where it applies, your child's citizenship papers and passport, and the travel plan home. We guide each step.

Money

How much does it cost?

Most full surrogacy journeys with us cost USD 14,000 – 20,000, depending on your program and medical plan. After your consultation you receive a written, itemised breakdown for your own case. See what the cost covers.

How do I get started?

Book a private consultation (USD 300). The fee is separate from the program fees. For a quick question first, message us on WhatsApp.

Are there hidden costs?

The breakdown marks every line as fixed or estimated and lists what is excluded, so nothing should arrive as a surprise.

What are the legal fees?

Legal fees cover agreements prepared by our barrister.

Privacy and trust

What do you do with my information?

We use what you send us to reply to you. We never send your messages or health details to advertising platforms. Read the privacy note.

Should I send my medical records?

Not on the website or in a first message. Keep them for your consultation, where we explain how they are handled.

How do I know you are legitimate?

Do not take our word for it. We are registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission as RC 9377012. Our trust page shows how to check any agency, including us. See how to check us.

Do you guarantee a baby?

No. Nobody honestly can. We commit to doing each step properly and in writing, and to telling you the truth if something goes wrong.

Do you offer other fertility services?

No. We do surrogacy programs only. Donor eggs and sperm are available as options inside a surrogacy program.

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