For intended parents ready to move from embryos to a surrogate journey
This programme removes unnecessary IVF and donor stages when suitable embryos already exist. It starts with technical acceptance: how the embryos were created, whose genetic material was used, how they were tested, frozen and stored, and whether the receiving clinic can lawfully receive and transfer them.
What the programme covers
Embryo and document review
The receiving clinic reviews embryology, infectious-disease, consent, storage and genetic-testing records before accepting the programme.
- Embryo creation and freezing report
- Gamete-source and consent records
- Storage confirmation
- PGT report where applicable
International embryo transport
After acceptance, the sending and receiving clinics coordinate release, cryogenic transport, chain of custody and receipt.
- Clinic-to-clinic documentation
- Transport-provider coordination
- Cryogenic shipment
- Receipt and storage confirmation
Surrogate matching and FET
A screened surrogate is matched and medically prepared. The agreement states the included transfer attempts and the rematching route if a candidate cannot continue.
- Candidate profile and matching
- Agreement and preparation
- Frozen embryo transfer
- Pregnancy confirmation
Pregnancy, birth and documents
Following pregnancy confirmation, the programme coordinates monitoring, surrogate support, delivery planning and the applicable birth and post-birth records.
- Pregnancy reporting
- Delivery coordination
- DNA and birth registration where required
- Certified supporting records
Eligibility, scope and payment stages are confirmed in writing.
Acceptance depends on embryo quality, records, genetic contribution, destination eligibility and the receiving clinic’s decision. The written proposal confirms the number of included transfers, storage period, shipment scope and variable third-party costs.