One coordinated journeyMedical, surrogate, legal and practical steps are managed through one accountable case team.See how it works
Worldwide programmes for single intended parentsSingle Parent Surrogacy
A complete, internationally coordinated pathway for people building a family on their own. We bring fertility treatment, donor options, surrogate matching, legal preparation, pregnancy support and post-birth coordination into one managed journey.
- Single men and single women
- Existing embryos or new IVF
- One accountable coordinator
Start with eligibilityYour nationality, biology, embryo status and document route are reviewed before commitments are made.Check your route
Private case reviewSpeak directly with the team about programme scope, timing, travel and post-birth planning.Request a review
Designed around one intended parent
A surrogacy journey built for your family structure
Single parent surrogacy follows the same essential medical and pregnancy stages as other gestational-surrogacy journeys, but the donor, biological-link and post-birth planning must be tailored to one intended parent from the outset.
Surrogacy for Single Men
A coordinated route covering egg-donor selection, embryo creation or existing embryos, surrogate matching, pregnancy support and the documents required for a sole intended father.
Explore the single-father pathwaySurrogacy for Single Women
Individual planning for women using their own eggs or existing embryos, with medical eligibility, surrogate coordination and sole-parent documentation reviewed together.
Explore the single-mother pathway
Find your starting point
What do you already have in place?
Choose the answer closest to your situation. This is a planning guide—not an eligibility decision—and it will show the most useful place to continue.
Likely starting route
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Existing Embryo Programme
The clinic first reviews embryo-creation, screening, freezing and storage records. If accepted, shipment, surrogate preparation and transfer planning can be coordinated.
Likely starting route
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Embryo Creation & Donor Planning
Your own biological material, donor requirements and medical history determine whether a donor-egg, own-egg or complete programme should be reviewed first.
Best first step
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Confidential Eligibility Review
Tell us your nationality, family profile and what biological material may be available. We will identify the records and programme questions that matter next.
Start from where you are
Compare All ProgrammesProgramme routes for different medical starting points
You may already have embryos, need to create them or want broader treatment protection. The right programme begins with that distinction.
Embryo Transfer Programme
For intended parents with frozen embryos ready for clinic review, shipment, surrogate preparation and defined transfer attempts.
View programmeDonor Egg Programme
For single men who need an egg donor, IVF and embryo creation before moving into the surrogate pathway.
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Complete Programme
A structured medical, donor, surrogate, pregnancy and legal pathway from preparation through birth documents.
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Guaranteed Programme
Broader IVF, transfer and rematching coverage under a written programme scope and defined acceptance criteria.
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VIP Guaranteed
Expanded programme coverage with priority case management, advanced planning and additional logistical coordination.
View programmeTandem Programme
For intended parents planning two coordinated surrogate journeys, commonly as a sibling-building strategy.
View programmeNot sure which route fits?
Check Your Eligibility Begin with a private programme review.
We connect your biological starting point, nationality, timing and document route before recommending a programme.
The useful first conversation
Know your likely pathway before making commitments.
Our eligibility check asks only the information that changes the route: who you are, where you live, which biological material is available, whether embryos already exist and which country must recognise the parent-child relationship.
Start Confidential Check01
Your family and nationality
Single-father or single-mother profile, citizenship, residence and intended document country.
02
Your biological starting point
Own sperm or eggs, existing embryos, embryo location and whether donor support is required.
03
Your recommended next step
A programme route, list of preliminary records and a focused private consultation.
One journey, clear milestones
From eligibility review to travelling home with your baby
Every stage is coordinated around the same written plan so the clinic, surrogate team, legal professionals and intended parent are working toward the same outcome.
Stage 01
Eligibility Review
Family profile, nationality, biology and initial documentation are considered together.
Stage 02
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Programme Plan
You receive the medical, surrogate, legal, timing and payment structure in writing.
Stage 03
Embryos & Donor
Existing embryos are reviewed or new embryos are created through the selected clinic pathway.
Stage 04
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Surrogate Match
A screened candidate is introduced and the contractual and medical preparations begin.
Stage 05
Embryo Transfer
The clinic prepares the surrogate and carries out the agreed frozen embryo transfer.
Stage 06
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Pregnancy Support
Monitoring, reporting, surrogate support and practical coordination continue throughout pregnancy.
Stage 07
Birth & Registration
The birth, DNA and registration steps are coordinated under the destination programme.
Stage 08
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Travel Documents
Translations and supporting records are prepared for the passport or travel-document process.
Dedicated destination programme
Single-Parent Surrogacy in Armenia
A complete medical, surrogate and legal pathway for eligible single intended parents, coordinated through licensed fertility clinics in Armenia and supported by our international team.
- Single men and single women
- Existing embryos or new IVF
- Egg-donor coordination
- International surrogate pathway
- DNA and birth registration
- Post-birth document support
Legal planning made understandable
Documents are part of the programme—not an afterthought.
International surrogacy requires both a workable destination-country process and a realistic plan for the intended parent’s own citizenship and travel-document requirements.
Before Treatment
Eligibility records, consents, clinic documentation, powers of attorney and the surrogacy agreement are prepared in the correct order.
Review legal planningBirth and DNA
The programme coordinates the destination’s DNA, birth registration and supporting-record requirements after delivery.
Review the Armenia routeReturning Home
Your embassy, citizenship, passport or travel-document route is considered before the programme begins and prepared before birth.
Understand post-birth supportFrequently asked
Single parent surrogacy questions, answered clearly
Start with the practical questions that determine your pathway. For answers based on your nationality and biological starting point, request a private review.
Need a case-specific answer?Ask our coordination team
Can a single person pursue surrogacy?
Yes. Suitable routes exist for both single men and single women, although eligibility depends on the destination, biological material, medical circumstances and the documentation rules that apply to the intended parent.
How does the process begin?
The first step is a confidential eligibility review. We examine your profile, nationality, biological material, existing embryos, preferred timing and the likely post-birth documentation route before recommending a programme.
Can I use embryos created at another clinic?
Existing embryos can often be considered. The receiving clinic must review the creation, testing, freezing and storage records before shipment and transfer are arranged.
Do single men need an egg donor?
A single man normally creates embryos using his sperm and donor eggs before an embryo is transferred to a gestational surrogate. Donor selection, screening and IVF coordination can be included in the programme.
Can a single woman use her own eggs?
A single woman may have a pathway using her own eggs or existing embryos when the medical and legal conditions of the destination are satisfied. Her case is reviewed individually.
What does a guaranteed programme cover?
A guaranteed programme provides expanded treatment, transfer and rematching coverage under a defined written agreement. The exact scope, eligibility conditions and exclusions are explained before acceptance.
Where is treatment performed?
Medical treatment and pregnancy care are performed through licensed fertility clinics and medical providers in the programme destination. Our team coordinates the wider medical, surrogate, legal and practical journey.
Will you help after the baby is born?
Yes. The programme includes coordinated preparation for birth registration, supporting records, translations and the travel-document process relevant to the intended parent’s home country.