Do I need to worry about my surrogate has a bad lifestyle

· FAQ by IPs

At ACRC, we recruit our surrogates based on ASRM guidelines. We have very stringent requirements for the women who would like to become a surrogate. Becoming a surrogate, the candidate must be:

Between the ages of 21 – 38
U.S. citizen or permanent resident
Had at least one uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery
Have Body Mass Index of no higher than 30
Non-smoker and non-drug user
Good physical & mental health
Agree to psychological, drug & criminal screening
Have a supportive spouse/partner, family member, or friend
Financial and living stable
Flexible with medical appointments and travel

Our experienced intake manager evaluated our surrogate candidates by our policy to fit for ASRM guidelines. And review the surrogates' prenatal care and delivery records to judge if they may be prospective good candidates medically.

After you are matched with a surrogate candidate, her profile and medical records will be sent to your IVF doctor for pre-approval. Thereafter, the doctor will perform a screening to check her lining, STD, drugs and immunity. Her partner or spouse will undergo STD and drug tests as well if they live together.

So you do not need to worry your surrogate has a bad lifestyle.

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