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What is S.E.E.D.S.’ role?
S.E.E.D.S. is your liaison and coordinator throughout every area of all the complex arrangements associated with the Gestational Carrier process from the time of the first meeting, through the Matching and until 4 months post-birth.
OUR responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Providing a very personalized service to each Intended Parent and Gestational Carrier
- Finding and matching with a suitable Gestational Carrier
- Coordinating and assisting with all the appointments, Legal procedures, Psychological, Medical, Transportation and Counseling.
- Assisting both parties in obtaining independent legal counsel
- Assisting and coordinating with the collection and disbursement of all funds to the Gestational Carrier, as indicated by the contract
- Assisting in locating suitable Health Insurance and Life Insurance for the Carrier
- Supporting and Counseling both parties, IPs and Gestational Carrier throughout every step required on this journey to create your family.
How long will I wait to be matched with a Gestational Carrier?
The matching process between a Gestational Carrier and Intended Parent/s is a highly personalized process; it is not a quick and easy match. We make every effort to respect both parties’ needs and desires.
S.E.E.D.S. relies on the information supplied by the various participants in suggesting potential matches. In every case, the ultimate decision for a successful match is solely up to the participants involved, the Intended Parent/s and Gestational Carrier candidate.
S.E.E.D.S. will use its best efforts to match Intended Parent/s with Gestational Carriers who meet their designated criteria.
How Much does it cost?
The Gestational Carrier program cost includes many variables such as:
- Legal counsel Fee for IPs and Gestational Carrier for the contract
- Attorney Fee for holding funds on Escrow Account
- Legal counsel for the birth order
- Gestational Carrier’s Medical Insurance
- The need to have more than one Embryo transfer
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