New York Surrogacy Requirements
At Hatch, we follow New York’s surrogacy guidelines to ensure a safe, supportive, and legal experience for everyone involved. Our team is here to help you understand each requirement clearly, so you can feel confident as you begin your surrogacy journey.
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FAQs about New York Surrogacy
Yes, gestational surrogacy is legal in New York under the Child-Parent Security Act. This law provides a clear legal framework to protect both surrogates and intended parents throughout the process.
Eligible surrogates in New York must be at least 21 years old, have given birth to at least one child, and meet certain health and emotional well-being criteria. Hatch works closely with all candidates to ensure they meet these requirements and feel confident and supported.
New York requires a legally binding agreement between surrogates and intended parents, detailing roles, rights, and responsibilities. Hatch connects you with experienced legal professionals to ensure your journey is safe, secure, and transparent.
Yes, intended parents from other states or countries can work with a New York surrogate. Hatch has extensive experience guiding out-of-state and international families through the New York surrogacy process.
We provide personalized guidance, emotional support, and access to top fertility clinics and legal experts throughout your surrogacy journey. Our team is dedicated to making sure you feel informed, cared for, and empowered at every step.
