Yes, surrogacy is legal in Mexico for all types of families, including same-sex couples,  opposite-sex couples, and individuals. In 2017, the Supreme Court of Justice of the  Nation recognized constitutional protection for families formed through Assisted  Reproduction Techniques (ART). In 2023, the court further clarified that surrogacy is  fully legal for anyone with reproductive desires. 

Surrogacy in Mexico typically starts at around $111,000, which is significantly more  affordable than in the U.S., where costs often exceed $200,000. This lower cost allows  families to achieve their dreams of parenthood without compromising on the quality of  care or legal support.

The cost of surrogacy in Mexico includes legal contracts, medical treatments, surrogate  compensation, agency fees, and support throughout the entire process. Our program  also includes assistance with obtaining your child’s passport and citizenship  documentation to bring your baby home safely and legally. 

The entire surrogacy process typically takes about 12-18 months from the initial  consultation to bringing your baby home. This includes time for legal preparation,  surrogate matching, medical procedures, the pregnancy itself, and post-birth legal  documentation.

We facilitate regular communication between you and your surrogate throughout the  pregnancy. You’ll receive updates on medical appointments, ultrasounds, and the  overall progress of the pregnancy. Some intended parents choose to visit Mexico for  key milestones, and our coordinators ensure you are always informed and connected.

We partner with top legal firms in Mexico to ensure all contracts and legal agreements  are properly handled. Our legal team will assist with securing your parental rights,  completing contracts with the surrogate, and managing the necessary paperwork for  passports and citizenship after the birth. We also have the option to partner with an attorney in the parents' home country to add additional support to parents through the parentage process.

Your surrogate will receive high-quality medical care from the leading fertility clinic and  hospital in Mexico. Ingenes is an all inclusive medical community that includes Reproductive Endocrinologists, MFMs and OBs. The medical team will monitor her closely throughout the  pregnancy, and you’ll receive regular updates on the baby’s development.

If the first embryo transfer is not successful, additional transfers can be scheduled  based on the terms outlined in your contract. This is a common part of the surrogacy  process, and we are prepared to support you through multiple attempts if necessary.

We are committed to ethical practices that prioritize the health and well-being of our  surrogates. They are provided with comprehensive medical care, psychological  support, and fair compensation. We also ensure they are fully informed and willingly  participate in the process. 

Yes, most intended parents choose to be present at the birth. We help arrange your travel and accommodations so you can be there to welcome your baby. We work with  the hospital to ensure you are involved and can bond with your child immediately after  birth. 

The process of obtaining your baby’s passport and citizenship typically takes 4-8 weeks  after birth. Our legal team will guide you through this process to ensure it’s done  efficiently and in compliance with all legal requirements, so you can bring your baby  home without any issues.