Confidential eligibility review
We begin with your nationality, residence, family profile, biological material, existing embryos, target timing and intended passport country. This identifies the likely route before you commission medical or legal work.
Medical and document assessment
The clinic reviews the available medical and embryo records. In parallel, the programme reviews identity, marital-status and legal documents and identifies any record that must be obtained or legalised.
- Passport and civil-status records
- Sperm, egg or embryo information
- Relevant medical indication
- Embryology and storage reports
- Home-country document route
Programme proposal and agreement
You receive the chosen programme scope, included treatment and transfers, surrogate services, legal work, payment milestones and defined variable costs in writing before acceptance.
Egg donor, IVF or embryo shipment
New embryos are created through the agreed donor and IVF pathway, or existing embryos are accepted and shipped clinic-to-clinic after document approval.
Surrogate matching and preparation
A screened surrogate profile is presented. After matching and the required agreements, the clinic prepares the surrogate for transfer and confirms the treatment schedule.
Transfer and pregnancy
The clinic performs the embryo transfer. Following confirmation of pregnancy, monitoring reports, surrogate support, payments and important decisions are coordinated through the programme.
Birth, DNA and registration
The birth team and legal professionals coordinate delivery records, any required DNA procedure, birth registration and certified supporting documents.
Passport and return home
The final stage connects the local birth documents with the citizenship, passport or emergency-travel-document process required by the intended parent’s home country.