Surrogacy in Arizona
Arizona is a surrogacy-friendly state with a well-established legal process that helps create a secure path for intended parents building their family through surrogacy. Working with a trusted agency like Hatch means you’ll have experienced guidance, strong support, and a team that helps protect your journey every step of the way. Whether you live in Arizona or are hoping to match with a surrogate here from out of state, Hatch supports both intended parents and surrogates through screening, personalized matching, legal coordination, and clinic communication. You can expect a thoughtful, well-managed process designed to help everyone feel informed, supported, and confident from start to finish.
Surrogacy Laws in Arizona
| Gestational surrogacy is legal in the state of Arizona. |
While Arizona allows surrogacy arrangements, the legal framework requires careful navigation and experienced guidance. This means intended parents and surrogates living in Arizona should work with knowledgeable legal counsel early in the process to ensure all parties are protected and the journey moves forward smoothly. Arizona is generally permissive when it comes to assisted reproduction, including egg donation, sperm donation, embryo donation, and gestational surrogacy. With proper legal support and a well-structured agreement, families can complete their surrogacy journey in Arizona with confidence.
Inclusivity
While Arizona permits surrogacy, establishing parentage may require additional legal steps, particularly for single parents and LGBTQ+ families. With the right support and experienced legal guidance, however, all types of families can navigate the process successfully and build the family they've been dreaming of.
Requirements
Because every surrogacy journey involves important legal considerations, independent legal counsel and a carefully written agreement are essential before moving ahead with any surrogacy arrangement in Arizona. At Hatch, we're here to walk you through every step and connect you with experienced reproductive attorneys who can help protect everyone involved and guide you toward a smooth, well-supported journey.
Arizona Surrogacy Requirements
At Hatch, our surrogacy requirements are designed to help ensure a safe, healthy, and positive experience for everyone involved. If you’re considering becoming a surrogate in Arizona, we’re here to walk you through each requirement with care and clarity so you feel informed, supported, and confident every step of the way.
How Hatch Works
As a third-party surrogacy agency, Hatch thoughtfully matches intended parents and surrogates, then guides both parties through every step of the journey — from screening and legal coordination to pregnancy support and delivery. You’re in the right place if you’re looking for an experienced, compassionate team to make the process feel clear, supported, and manageable.

Benefits of Working with Hatch
Experience You Can Trust
Hatch was the first egg donation and one of the first surrogacy agencies in the United States. Since 1991, we’ve been a part of thousands of happy healthy births and serve parents in over 50 countries.
Agency + Clinic
Hatch is partnered with Pacific Fertility Center Los Angeles to provide physician oversight and meet the medical needs of our Intended Parents and Surrogates.
Personal Connection to Surrogacy
Our team is comprised of many parents who have had their children through surrogacy as well as current and former surrogates.
Guided Journey
Whether you’re an Intended Parent, Surrogate, or Egg Donor, we guide you through every step of the way, coordinating screening, matching, and everything medical, financial, and legal.
Careful Screening
All Intended Parents, Surrogates, and Donors go through medical, psychological, and lifestyle screening to ensure the health and safety of all parties.
Thoughtful Matching
We match Intended Parents with donors and surrogates based on preference, communication style, location, personality, and more, and we don’t move forward with matches unless all parties agree.
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Cities We Serve in Arizona
Hatch proudly supports intended parents and surrogates across the entire state of Arizona.
We work closely with our partner fertility clinic, Pacific Fertility Center Los Angeles (PFCLA), to provide expert guidance and seamless care no matter where you’re starting your journey.
Intended parents are welcome to choose any fertility clinic they prefer, and surrogates typically receive OB care close to home, with all travel expenses covered by the intended parents.
To provide added peace of mind, Hatch offers the Peace of Mind™ Program — a unique, all-inclusive package designed to support you every step of the way. This program includes unlimited egg donations, embryo transfers, and surrogate matches, offering unmatched security, flexibility, and confidence as you move forward on your family-building journey.
We proudly support families and surrogates in cities including:
- Phoenix
- Tucson
- Mesa
- Chandler
- Scottsdale
- Glendale
- Gilbert
- Tempe
If you reside in Arizona and don’t see your city listed above, don’t worry — Hatch proudly supports families and surrogates across the entire state.
FAQs about Arizona Surrogacy
Arizona has complex surrogacy laws, and traditional surrogacy agreements are generally not enforceable under state law. Gestational surrogacy is still possible, but it's especially important to work with an experienced agency and Arizona reproductive attorney so everyone feels informed and protected from the start.
Most surrogates are healthy women who have already had at least one uncomplicated pregnancy and are currently raising a child. They also complete medical, psychological, and background screening, so if you're considering surrogacy, you're in the right place to learn whether you may be a good fit.
Surrogacy can be an option for many kinds of families, including heterosexual couples, same-sex couples, and single parents. Because every situation is unique, it helps to have a team that can guide you through the Arizona-specific considerations with clarity and care.
Surrogate compensation in Arizona varies based on experience, insurance, and the details of the arrangement, but it typically includes base pay plus additional benefits. These often cover things like maternity clothing, lost wages, childcare, travel, and other approved pregnancy-related expenses.
Yes, many intended parents in Arizona choose to match with surrogates in other states, especially where surrogacy laws may be more favorable. A supportive agency can help coordinate the medical, legal, and matching process so it feels much more manageable.
Intended parents typically cover the surrogate's pregnancy-related medical costs as well as agreed-upon expenses such as legal fees, insurance review, travel, and support services. A clear agreement helps everyone understand what is covered, so there are no surprises along the way.
From the first consultation to delivery day, Hatch offers personalized support, counseling, and guidance every step of the way. We’re committed to making your surrogacy journey smooth, safe, and rewarding for everyone involved.
Take the Next Step in Your Arizona Surrogacy Journey
Becoming a surrogate in Arizona means joining a supportive community with strong legal protections and experienced guidance. At Hatch, we’re here to ensure you feel confident and cared for throughout every part of your surrogacy journey in Arizona.
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