Surrogacy in Seattle, Washington (WA)

Yes. While Washington does not have a gestational surrogacy statute, gestational surrogacy is commonly completed in Washington. Courts have granted pre-birth orders for married couples, unmarried couples, and single individuals regardless of their sexual orientation. That said, it is important to note that the results can vary by county and specific documentation is required regarding the legal status of embryos. Working with ConceiveAbilities, you benefit from our long track record of success in Washington and can be confident about your surrogacy journey.

In addition to our staying power of twenty-four years as a surrogacy agency, ConceiveAbilities invests in building a large community of available surrogates because, simply, surrogates sit at the very heart of our program. Read more about our process, including how we find your perfect intended parents.

Our Matching Matters process sets us apart from other surrogacy agencies. We understand the significance of the right match, and we are proud of our Matching Matters process that focuses on the connection between a surrogate and the intended parent. Our experience has proven that matching does matter and our 97% initial acceptance rate proves it. The right match lays the foundation for the entire surrogacy process, resulting in a successful and rewarding experience. Often surrogates and intended parents, who start off as strangers to one another, become an extended part of one another’s families. For those who seek this depth of connection, and equally for those who don’t, ConceiveAbilities uses its Matching Matters to understand your goals and make matches that make sense.

One of the most common questions we receive is, how much do surrogates get paid in Seattle? At ConceiveAbilities, our surrogate compensation package is one of the most generous, and well-planned, in the field. As a first-time surrogate living in Washington, you will earn $50,000 and more in base pay, depending on your specific situation, and with payments starting well before your pregnancy. Factors that increase what you get paid in base compensation include whether you live in a high demand state, like Washington, and whether you have prior experience as a gestational surrogate. Take the first step to become a surrogate in Washington now!

Our surrogate requirements make sure your surrogacy journey is as healthy and successful as possible. Review these basic criteria to find out if you qualify as a surrogate candidate. Or, better yet, take our short personal assessment to see if you qualify to be a surrogate in Washington!