Maryland Surrogacy Requirements
At Hatch, we’re here to guide you through Maryland’s surrogacy requirements with care and clarity. Our experienced team ensures every surrogate meets both state guidelines and our own high standards, so you can feel confident and supported from the very beginning.
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FAQs about Maryland Surrogacy
Yes, surrogacy is legal in Maryland, and the state is considered surrogacy-friendly. Intended parents and surrogates can enter into legally recognized agreements to protect everyone involved.
Women who are physically and emotionally healthy, have had at least one uncomplicated pregnancy, and meet certain age requirements can apply to become surrogates in Maryland. At Hatch, we guide you through every step to determine if you’re eligible.
Maryland welcomes intended parents of all backgrounds, including heterosexual couples, LGBTQ+ couples, and single individuals. Our team at Hatch ensures that every intended parent receives personalized support throughout their journey.
Maryland requires a legal contract between the surrogate and intended parents before the process begins. This contract covers important topics like parental rights, compensation, and medical decisions, ensuring clarity and protection for all parties.
Absolutely—Hatch has extensive experience working with surrogates and intended parents in Maryland. We provide guidance, resources, and support from your first inquiry through delivery and beyond.
Yes, intended parents from other states or countries can work with a Maryland surrogate. Hatch assists with cross-state and international arrangements, making the process smooth and legally secure.
Hatch partners with leading fertility clinics throughout Maryland to offer the highest standard of care. We help match you with clinics that best fit your needs and location.
