Become a Parent in Georgia through Surrogacy
Georgia is recognized as a surrogacy-friendly state, offering clear legal protections and a supportive framework for intended parents. Partnering with a trusted agency like Hatch ensures your surrogacy journey in Georgia is safe, expertly guided, and legally secure from start to finish.
Whether you live in Georgia or are hoping to match with a surrogate here, Hatch’s experienced team will support you through every step — from personalized matching and thorough screening to legal guidance and seamless clinic coordination.Discover what to expect and how Hatch can help you take the next step toward parenthood in Georgia.

The Surrogacy Process for Intended Parents in Georgia
At Hatch, we’re here to ensure your surrogacy journey in Georgia is clear, supported, and as stress-free as possible. You’ll have a dedicated case manager guiding you every step of the way—so you can focus on building your family while we expertly coordinate the details. Our experienced team is committed to providing you with peace of mind, clarity, and unwavering support. Here’s what the surrogacy journey looks like for intended parents in Georgia:

- Application & Initial Consultation: Share your hopes and preferences with our experienced team and learn more about the process.
- Background Check, Financial Screening & Legal Preparation: We ensure a secure, ethical, and transparent foundation for your journey, guiding you through all necessary screenings and legal steps.
- Egg Donor Matching and/or Embryo Creation: If needed, we’ll help you find the ideal egg donor and coordinate with your fertility clinic for seamless embryo creation.
- Surrogate Matching: Get expertly matched with a thoroughly screened surrogate whose values align with yours.
- IVF Cycle & Embryo Transfer: Your surrogate begins the medical process, with our team overseeing each milestone.
- Pregnancy Monitoring & Support: Receive regular updates, ongoing support, and compassionate guidance throughout the pregnancy.
- Birth & Postpartum: We're here to support you through hospital planning, the birth experience, and post-birth logistics.
With over 30 years of experience, Hatch is here to help you move forward with clarity, confidence, and trusted guidance at every step.
Matching with a Surrogate in Georgia
We know how deeply meaningful it is to find a surrogate who truly resonates with your hopes and dreams for your family. At Hatch, we honor this significance by taking a personalized approach—spending time to understand your values, goals, and expectations so we can make a match that feels right on every level.
Your dedicated matching specialist will consider factors such as communication style, lifestyle preferences, legal requirements, and medical history to ensure you’re paired with a surrogate who is both emotionally and practically compatible with your family. Many intended parents find that these thoughtful matches lay the foundation for genuine, lasting connections with their surrogates.
Matching Criteria We Use When Matching Surrogates and Intended Parents
Social Fit
Alignment on communication preferences, lifestyle, and relationship dynamics
Medical Fit
Compatibility with your IVF clinic and surrogate’s health history
Legal Fit
Compliance with state laws and seamless parentage right
Financial Fit
Transparency around surrogate compensation, fees, and budget expectations
Gestational Surrogate Requirements in Georgia
At Hatch, every surrogate undergoes a comprehensive screening process to ensure she is physically, emotionally, and legally prepared for the journey ahead. Intended parents can feel confident knowing that each surrogate meets strict eligibility standards before being matched. Your safety and peace of mind are always our top priorities.
Here are the core qualifications required to become a gestational surrogate in Georgia:
U.S. Citizen
Surrogacy requires long-term residency or US citizenship due to the extensive nature of the medical and legal process.
Age 21-42
Surrogates must fall within this age range to support healthy pregnancies and outcomes.
Healthy Pregnancy History
Each surrogate has had at least one uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery and be raising a child of their own.
Healthy BMI (Max 32)
A stable and healthy body mass index supports positive fertility and pregnancy outcomes.
Healthy and Stable Lifestyle
Surrogates must live in a supportive, drug-free, and stable environment, both emotionally and physically.
How Much does Surrogacy Cost in Georgia?
Surrogacy is both a deeply personal and financial commitment. We understand the emotional weight and concerns intended parents may have when considering the costs involved. That’s why Hatch is proud to offer one of the most comprehensive all-inclusive surrogacy packages in the U.S., bringing you clarity, confidence, and peace of mind from the very beginning. Our transparent, flat-fee model means you’ll never encounter hidden costs or surprise fees along the way. This package covers every essential part of your surrogacy journey — from medical to legal and logistical support.
Our Baby Guarantee Package covers:
- Surrogate Compensation
- Egg Donor Compensation (up to $10,000 per Retrieval)
- All IVF Fees including Medications
- Unlimited Transfers until Live Birth
- Unlimited 100% Free Rematching
- Legal for Surrogate, Donor and Intended Parents
- Surrogate Medical Costs
- Lost Wages and Bedrest
- Surrogate, Egg Donor & Companion Travel
- No Added Cost for International Intended Parents
- And more!
Whether you’re just beginning to explore surrogacy or ready to take the next step, our pricing structure is designed to provide support and peace of mind all the way through to your baby’s arrival.
Learn More About Surrogacy Costs & Expenses
Learn about our all-inclusive pricing packages for egg donation, surrogacy, and IVF, what they include, and your options for building your family.
Financing Surrogacy in Georgia
Surrogacy is a significant investment—both emotionally and financially. At Hatch, we understand this journey, which is why we’ve partnered with Sunfish to help make surrogacy more accessible to families in Georgia. Through our partnership with Sunfish, you’ll have access to free quotes, helpful resources, and personalized financial guidance, so you can explore your options with confidence and without pressure.

Intended Parent Requirements in Georgia
At Hatch, our intended parent requirements are designed to protect the safety, health, and well-being of every individual involved in the surrogacy process. We are deeply committed to ethical, responsible surrogacy practices that support your journey to parenthood.
Maximum Age of 55: For ethical reasons, and consistent with the requirements at most U.S. clinics, we have an Intended Parent maximum age of 55 years, or if pursuing surrogacy as a couple and one partner is over 60, then the other partner must be under 50.
Two PGT-A Tested Embryos: Intended parents must have two genetically tested embryos to be matched with a surrogate. (We can accept those with one or no embryos, but parents must be willing to create additional embryos while on the match list.)
Medical Need: Individuals or couples who are biologically unable to carry a pregnancy meet the necessary medical criteria.
Open, Respectful Communication: Intended parents should be willing to maintain positive, respectful contact with their surrogate.
English Language Proficiency: Necessary to ensure clear and reliable communication throughout the journey.
Background Check: Required to promote safety and transparency for all parties.
Psychological Preparedness Evaluation: Confirms emotional and mental readiness for the surrogacy process and parenthood.

FAQs about Georgia Surrogacy
Yes, surrogacy is legal and well-established in Georgia, making it a supportive state for intended parents. Georgia law recognizes intended parents as the legal parents through a carefully structured legal process.
Intended parents in Georgia benefit from pre-birth orders that protect their parental rights from the very beginning. Working with an experienced agency like Hatch ensures all legal steps are handled with care and expertise.
Absolutely. Georgia welcomes single parents and LGBTQ+ individuals or couples to pursue surrogacy, and Hatch is dedicated to creating inclusive, affirming family-building experiences for everyone.
At Hatch, we take time to understand your needs, values, and preferences before carefully matching you with a compassionate, thoroughly screened surrogate. Our team is by your side at every step, ensuring a thoughtful and supportive match.
You’ll receive ongoing guidance, legal expertise, and emotional support from our caring team, from your first consultation to bringing your baby home. We’re committed to making sure you feel confident, informed, and never alone during your journey.
Surrogacy involves several costs, including agency services, legal fees, medical expenses, and compensation for your surrogate. Hatch provides transparent cost breakdowns and personalized financial guidance to help you plan for your family’s future.
Yes, we are happy to work with single parents by choice, as long as you meet our intended parent requirements.
Grow Your Family in Georgia
Step confidently into your family-building journey with Hatch by your side—where your hopes and dreams are met with expertise, compassion, and unwavering support. With over 30 years of experience, a 99%+ success rate, and a deeply inclusive approach, we’re here to help you grow your family with heart and trust every step of the way.
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