Connecticut Surrogacy Center is a for-profit surrogacy agency based in Stamford, Connecticut. It works with intended parents who are building families through gestational surrogacy and with women who are applying to become surrogates.
The agency describes itself as offering a full-service program: surrogate screening, matching between surrogates and intended parents, and coordination of the legal, medical and psychological support that a journey involves. Legal services are presented as part of what it handles rather than something arranged entirely outside the agency, so both sides of a match are guided through the same process from application through the medical and contract stages.
Its About page names a small team, listing an administrative lead, a case manager dedicated to the surrogate program, and a coordinator who works with intended parents. That structure suggests each side of a match has a designated point of contact within the agency.
Surrogate applicants are expected to be United States permanent residents, to have had at least one prior pregnancy, to be raising a child in their own home, and to be non-smokers. A body mass index limit also applies. The full eligibility requirements, along with any available information on fees, compensation and licensing, appear in the sections below.
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See which agencies fit youConnecticut Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to have a BMI of 33 or lower.
Yes. Connecticut Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to have had at least 1 prior pregnancy.
Yes. Connecticut Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to be raising at least one child of their own.
No. Connecticut Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to be non-smokers.
Connecticut Surrogacy Center's citizenship or residency requirement for surrogates: US permanent resident.