What is the difference between a surrogate and an egg donor?

A surrogate carries a pregnancy for intended parents but does not provide the egg, while an egg donor contributes her eggs for fertilization. Both roles are supported and guided by Global Surrogacy Services.

Who can become a surrogate with Global Surrogacy Services?

Women between the ages of 21 and 38 who meet health and lifestyle criteria and are willing to help intended parents build their families can become surrogates. We provide thorough screening, medical oversight, and emotional support.

Does Global Surrogacy Services provide legal and medical coordination?

Yes. We handle comprehensive legal and medical coordination, including contracts, medical appointments, and ongoing communication with fertility specialists, to ensure a safe and transparent surrogacy process.

Surrogacy in CA | Global Surrogacy Services

At Global Surrogacy Services, we walk beside you on the path to parenthood through gestational surrogacy and compassionate surrogacy support throughout CA. We understand that this is not just a medical process — it’s an emotional journey, a legal journey, and a family journey. Our role is to guide intended parents and surrogates with respect, clarity, and constant communication. We coordinate medical care, legal protections, travel, and day-to-day logistics so you never feel alone.

Why Intended Parents Trust Us

We work with hopeful parents of many backgrounds, including couples facing infertility, single parents by choice, and LGBTQ+ families. We start by listening to your story, then matching you with a thoroughly screened gestational carrier in a way that protects everyone involved. In gestational surrogacy, the surrogate has no genetic link to the baby; she carries the embryo but is not the biological mother. This distinction creates clarity and security for all parties, and it is one of the reasons many families choose California.

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How We Support Surrogates

We believe surrogates deserve dignity, transparency, and advocacy. We only work with women who meet health, lifestyle, and emotional readiness standards, and we make sure they understand every step before they commit. We stay present for them, not just through pregnancy, but through the entire surrogacy experience. That includes medical coordination, emotional support, and help with logistics such as travel, accommodations, and scheduling.

How is gestational surrogacy different from traditional surrogacy?
In gestational surrogacy, the surrogate carries an embryo created from the intended parents’ and/or donors’ genetic material, so she is not genetically related to the baby. In traditional surrogacy, the carrier’s own egg is used, which creates a biological link. Many intended parents choose gestational surrogacy because it offers legal clarity, emotional comfort, and a clearly defined parental relationship from the start.
Why is California considered a strong location for surrogacy?
California has long been known for being favorable and organized when it comes to surrogacy agreements. Intended parents can often secure legal parentage before birth, which reduces uncertainty and stress. This well-established structure also attracts international parents who are looking for a safe, ethical, and legally reliable path to building a family.
What kind of support do you offer during the pregnancy?
We stay involved throughout the pregnancy with regular check-ins, scheduling assistance, and access to trusted medical and legal professionals. For intended parents who need additional help, we can arrange concierge services such as travel planning, lodging, and day-to-day support. For surrogates, we emphasize communication, respectful care, and advocacy so that they feel valued, informed, and protected at every stage.

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Why Intended Parents Trust Us

What kind of support do you offer during the pregnancy?

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