Apply to Become a Surrogate in North Dakota

The Reproductive Possibilities surrogacy program includes a list of qualifications that must be met in order to become a surrogate. These criteria are based on standard recommendations set forth by the reproductive health community and are intended to ensure the surrogate’s safety as well as the baby. We kindly ask that anyone considering applying to our program first review our requirements list below:

• You must have given birth before (no more than three c-sections and no medical complications)
• You must have a BMI of 18-33
• You must be between the ages of 21 and 44 years old (exceptions could be made for experienced surrogate carriers)
• You must be a non-smoker

Our team will review your application closely and if we feel that you have met our requirements then we’ll reach out directly to start the screening process.

Step 1: Fill Out an Application

The first step to becoming a surrogate in North Dakota is to complete an application, which will primarily focus on your medical and reproductive histories.

Step 2: Complete the Surrogate Screening

After reviewing your application, we will decide whether our program’s requirements have been met. If this is the case, we’ll schedule a few one-on-one meetings with you so that we can delve deeper into your application, get a better sense of who you are, and talk about your hopes and expectations for the surrogacy process.

Step 3: Create a Surrogate Profile

If you are accepted into our surrogacy program, our team will construct a surrogate profile for you. The surrogate profile only contains information that is relevant to your past pregnancies and deliveries and will not include any private information.

Step 4: Get Matched With Intended Parents

The matching process begins with conferences between our team and you, as well as a separate conference with potential intended parents. During these conferences, we’ll be looking to determine whether a potential match can be made. If we feel confident this is the case, we’ll schedule a group meeting where all parties will discuss essential aspects of the surrogacy arrangements. Some of the topics we will discuss include everyone’s preferred method and frequency of communication, what support systems are available, and how you will proceed if the pregnancy results in multiple fetuses. If everyone comes to an agreement, you and your intended parents will be considered matched.