Finding a Surrogate in Texas
Surrogate Concierge has helped dozens of intended parents find a surrogate mother in Texas. Through our network of top surrogacy agencies across the United States, Surrogate Concierge can narrow your search to only those surrogates who reside in Texas and major cities within the Lone Star state.
Although Texas legislation has caused confusion and concern for many pursuing assisted reproduction, our experienced case managers can provide expert guidance throughout the process, and our team will share surrogate candidate options for Texas hopeful parents who are ready to build their family via gestational carrier.
You partner with your case manager to review potential surrogate profiles that are likely to be medically approved.
Your Surrogate Concierge case manager will contact the surrogacy agency with your desired pick!
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Your Surrogate Concierge case manager gets to work finding a surrogate who meets all of the ASRM guidelines and matches your unique criteria.
How the surrogacy process works in Texas
Surrogate Concierge has access to more U.S. surrogates than any other organization in the world, and when matching intended parents, our Parent Choice Model ensures that a surrogate is available before you financially commit to a program. We narrow your search down to Texas and follow our tested and proven surrogacy search steps:
Learn more about our Parent Choice Model
Surrogacy laws in Texas
Recent legislation has caused concern for many considering fertility processes in Texas, and there are many moving pieces to keep in mind:
Texas does have historically surrogacy-friendly legislation
Surrogacy is legal in Texas, though Texas surrogacy laws are only applicable to married, heterosexual couples
Options are still available for hopeful parents who are LGBTQ+ or single parents
We also acknowledge that the recent reversal of Roe v. Wade and state of abortion laws in Texas also play a factor in many hopeful parents considering surrogacy in Texas. Surrogacy in Texas is still an option, and surrogacy always involves legal contracts between hopeful parents and gestational carriers. For Texan hopeful parents, the specific language in these contracts and working with expert attorneys on both sides are key to navigating this issue.
Navigating surrogacy costs in Texas
On average, a surrogacy journey in the state of Texas can cost anywhere between $100,000 and $200,000. The cost of surrogacy varies depending on several factors, including your chosen fertility clinic, surrogate, and location.
Typically, costs will cover:
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Surrogate compensation
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Medical bills
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Surrogacy agency fees
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Legal fees
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Miscellaneous expenses