Become a Surrogate in Utah
If you’re thinking about becoming a surrogate in Utah, you’re in the right place. With years of experience and a caring team—including women who have been surrogates themselves—you’ll find support and understanding at every step of your journey. As a gestational surrogate, you’ll help intended parents from Salt Lake City to Provo and beyond create the family they’ve been dreaming of, knowing you’re making a real difference. In gestational surrogacy, you carry a baby for someone else, but you’re not biologically related to the child—a simple, safe, and rewarding way to help others. Ready to learn more about what it takes to become a surrogate in Utah? Let’s walk through the process together.

Requirements to Become a Surrogate in Utah
At Hatch, we know that meeting Utah’s surrogacy requirements is about more than meeting guidelines—it’s about ensuring your health, peace of mind, and the well-being of the baby you’ll help bring into the world. That’s why every woman interested in becoming a surrogate in Utah takes part in comprehensive medical and psychological screenings, so you can move forward with confidence and support. These steps are here to protect and empower you at every stage of your journey. If you’re ready to learn what makes a great surrogate candidate, let’s walk through the qualifications together.
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
A history of at least one full-term, uncomplicated pregnancy and regular menstruation cycles.
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.
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Surrogate Pay and Compensation in Utah
Utah’s progressive surrogacy legislation and welcoming environment make it a fantastic choice for surrogates and intended parents alike. If you’re considering becoming a surrogate in Utah, you’re in the right place—here, you’ll find competitive pay and a supportive community every step of the way. Surrogate compensation in Utah starts at $65,000 for first-time surrogates, with higher compensation available for repeat journeys. Below are some of the benefits for surrogates at Hatch:
- Bonuses for medical and legal clearance
- Compensation for lost wages (for you and/or your partner
- Household allowances
- Childcare allowances
- Personalized gifts
- Pregnancy bonuses for twins, c-sections, and additional IVF transfers
At Hatch, we believe in transparency and fairness throughout the surrogacy journey
See Our Surrogate Compensation Package
Hatch is proud to support our surrogates and their families with our competitive and thoughtfully crafted compensation package.
Shoshannah, 4x Surrogate and Director of Surrogate Community
How Hatch Helps Women Become Surrogates in Utah
At Hatch, we understand that deciding to become a surrogate in Utah is a life-changing decision—one that deserves care, transparency, and unwavering support. As a trusted third-party agency, we make the surrogacy journey clear and manageable, guiding you through every step with compassion and expertise.
From your first questions to matching with intended parents and navigating the legal and medical details, our experienced team is here to walk beside you, making sure you feel confident, valued, and fully supported throughout your surrogacy experience.
Surrogacy Process and Timeline
Becoming a surrogate in Utah follows a clearly defined and well-regulated process, designed to protect and support both surrogates and intended parents every step of the way. At Hatch, we’re here to walk you through each stage with care and understanding, making sure your surrogacy journey is positive, smooth, and truly rewarding.

How Utah Surrogates are Matched with Intended Parents
Curious about how you’ll be matched with the right intended parents? At Hatch, we understand just how important this connection is, which is why our experienced team—many of whom are former surrogates—take a caring, personalized approach to every match. You can trust us to support you and prioritize your comfort as you become a surrogate in Utah.
As a surrogate, you always have the choice in who you’re matched with. You’ll never be paired with intended parents unless you feel completely comfortable and confident in the match.
Intended parents may be from Utah, another U.S. state, or even from abroad. Rest assured, surrogates never travel internationally—all your appointments and care happen in the U.S., and every travel and medical expense is fully covered. Hatch manages all logistics so you can focus on what matters most: a healthy, positive journey.
Open communication is encouraged every step of the way, from sharing ultrasound updates to celebrating special milestones together. At Hatch, your care, comfort, and the respect you deserve are always at the heart of our process—because we’re grateful for the incredible gift you’re giving.
Why Utah Surrogates Choose Hatch
With over 30 years of experience, Hatch is proud to have a team made up of former surrogates who are passionate about guiding others through this life-changing journey. At Hatch, you’ll receive warm, professional, and inclusive care, with tailored support that puts your comfort and well-being first. Our commitment to quality and emotional understanding means you’ll always feel valued and supported.
Trusted & Experienced
Since 1991, Hatch has helped bring thousands of happy, healthy babies into the world. We have high success rates and many return surrogates.
Competitive Compensation
Our compensation package is crafted to be competitive in the industry, providing direct compensation, bonuses and allowances throughout your surrogacy.
Thoughtful Matching
Our match specialists carefully consider matches based on preferences, location, communication style, and more. All parties must agree to the match.
Surrogacy Community
Our program is run by a wonderful team of former surrogates, and you’ll have a chance to connect with other women who have been surrogates for other families.
A Word From Our Surrogates
"It’s the most rewarding, selfless thing that anyone can do. I loved being pregnant and would love to do something like that for somebody else. If anyone is considering being a surrogate, I’d tell them to go for it. Absolutely."
"Being a surrogate has changed my couple’s life but it has also changed me as well. I have accomplished many things in my life but I have never felt such an intense sense of pride as I did helping them create their family. I am so grateful to have been part of this journey with my parents and the Hatch team. My experience of being a surrogate exceeded all my expectations and continues to do so."
"Being a surrogate is one of the biggest most rewarding accomplishments of my life! Watching a couple become a family and giving them the gift of life is unexplainable … it’s so fulfilling! When I delivered their baby and saw them holding her for the first time and knowing as a mother the love they were feeling … just seeing all of it come together and knowing I had a part in creating that family is such an amazing feeling!"
FAQs for Surrogates in Utah
Yes, surrogacy is legal in Utah. There are specific guidelines and legal requirements that must be followed, and Hatch has extensive experience navigating Utah’s surrogacy laws to ensure your journey is safe and secure.
To become a surrogate in Utah, you need to be between 21-42 years old, have had at least one healthy pregnancy, and be in good physical and mental health. You’ll also need to pass medical and psychological screenings, which Hatch will help coordinate.
Yes, for most Utah-based surrogacy programs, you should reside in Utah to meet state legal requirements and to make appointments and communication easier. Hatch works with Utah residents to ensure the process is smooth and convenient for you.
Surrogates in Utah receive competitive compensation on $65,000, which covers base pay as well as additional allowances for medical appointments, maternity clothing, and more. Hatch will provide a transparent breakdown of your compensation package so you know exactly what to expect.
Absolutely. Hatch connects every surrogate with legal professionals experienced in Utah surrogacy law. You’ll have full legal guidance to protect your rights and ensure all agreements are clearly outlined and followed.
Yes, you’ll have the opportunity to review and connect with intended parents to ensure it feels like the right match. Hatch takes great care to create partnerships built on trust, respect, and open communication.
From your first inquiry through postpartum recovery, Hatch is by your side with personalized support, resources, and a dedicated team. We’re here to answer your questions, coordinate appointments, and provide emotional guidance every step of the way.
Take the Next Step in Your Utah Surrogacy Journey
Becoming a surrogate in Utah 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 Utah.
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