How surrogacy works with us, step by step.
Six stages, from your first consultation to the day you bring your baby home.
Most families take 11–15 months.
That is from the first consultation to bringing baby home, depending on how ready you are to start.
1. A private consultation
You tell us your story, your timeline and your questions. We explain the process, give cost ranges and say honestly whether your situation fits. A written service quote, milestones and documents checklist follow.
2. Your plan and your costs
We go through your documents, plan the route for your child's citizenship and travel papers, and send an itemised written cost breakdown.
3. Matching and screening
We introduce a screened surrogate, with her consent and yours. You choose an anonymous or a known surrogate. She is checked medically and psychologically before anything starts.
4. Clinic and agreements
Your own hospital or one of our partner clinics plans the treatment. Our barrister, Ugochukwu Augustin Unegbu, Esq., prepares the agreements, and every agreement is explained to everyone before signing.
5. Pregnancy
Your clinic looks after the medical side. We coordinate the surrogate's care and send you regular updates from our team in Abuja.
6. Birth and bringing baby home
We guide the birth registration, the DNA test where it applies, and the passport and travel paperwork, with a lawyer at home confirming what your country needs.
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