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Why Choose the U.S. for Surrogacy?

Legality:

Time has changed U.S. Surrogacy Laws Protect Parents' Rights

The U.S. has some of the most well-defined and progressive surrogacy laws in the world, ensuring the rights of intended parents are fully protected.
Gestational surrogacy is legally recognized in most states, with clear contracts that outline the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved
Pre-birth orders allow intended parents to be listed directly on the birth certificate, eliminating the need for post-birth adoption processes.
The legal framework is designed to minimize disputes and provide a secure, transparent process for both intended parents and surrogates.

Higher Success Rates:

IVF and Medical Facilities in the U.S. Are Top-Tier

The U.S. is home to some of the most advanced IVF clinics and medical facilities globally, offering cutting-edge technology and expertise.
High success rates in IVF and surrogacy treatments are attributed to experienced fertility specialists, state-of-the-art laboratories, and personalized care.
Rigorous screening processes for embryos and surrogates ensure healthier pregnancies and better outcomes.
Access to the latest medical advancements increases the chances of a successful surrogacy journey.

Indian Egg Donors Available

Ensures Cultural and Genetic Alignment

Many U.S. surrogacy agencies provide access to Indian egg donors, allowing intended parents to maintain a cultural and genetic connection to their child.
Egg donor databases are extensive, enabling parents to select donors based on physical traits, education, medical history, and other preferences.
Donors undergo thorough medical and genetic screening to ensure they are healthy and suitable for the process.
This option is particularly beneficial for Indian intended parents who wish to preserve their heritage and familial traits.

No Legal Hurdles in India:

Since the Baby Is Born in the U.S., There Are No Adoption or Parentage Issues

Babies born through surrogacy in the U.S. are granted U.S. citizenship at birth, simplifying the process of obtaining travel documents and passports.
Indian intended parents can avoid the complex legal challenges associated with surrogacy in India, such as adoption or parentage disputes.
The U.S. birth certificate is internationally recognized, making it easier for parents to secure an Indian passport or OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) card for their child.
This seamless process ensures a stress-free transition for the child and parents when returning to India.

IVF Success Rates in the USA - Own Eggs - Fresh = Success Rates

Breaking It Down: Your age is the pivotal factor influencing success rates. Women under the age of 35 have the highest success rates, but even women over 35 still have a chance of success, albeit with reduced odds.

Here’s a breakdown of the average success rates for IVF using your own eggs in the United States, categorized by the woman’s age:

Age of Woman	Success Rate
Under 35	40%
35-37	35%
38-40	30%
41-42	25%
43-44	20%
45-46	15%
47-48	10%

IVF Success Rates in India - Own Eggs - Fresh = Success Rates

The following numbers are from a medical study in Punjab, but we have not been able to have them verified and appear to be inflated and inaccurate, taking the high rate of genetic TB in India and exceed the FDA verified rate in USA where medical expertise is much higher:

What is the IVF success rate in India By Age?

The IVF success rate by age changes with age because of several factors: ovulation disorder (PCOS), diminished ovarian reserve, tubal factors, endometriosis, male factor, other unexplained factors, and Body Mass Index. But all above else, Body Mass Index (BMI) is considered the most crucial factor that determines the IVF success rate by age as mentioned below:

Those who are in the age bracket of 20 to 25 years have approximately an 80% chance to conceive a child with an 18% to 20% BMI.
Those who are in the age bracket of 25 to 30 years have an approximately 70% chance to conceive a child with an 18% to 20% BMI.
Those who are in the age bracket of 30 to 35 years have an approximately 55% chance to conceive a child with an 18% to 20% BMI.
Those who are in the age bracket of 35 to 40 years have approximately a 38% chance to conceive a child with an 18% to 20% BMI.
Those who are the age 40 years or above have an approximately 22% chance to conceive a child with an 18% to 20% BMI.

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