Eternal Spring, also known as the Eternal Spring Program or ESP, is a for-profit international surrogacy program headquartered in Guatemala City, Guatemala, with offices in Edificio Tiffany in Zona 10. It arranges gestational surrogacy and egg donation for intended parents around the world, and describes itself as a boutique, small-volume program rather than a high-volume agency.
The program was founded and is led by Dr. Kyle Kramer, who the agency says worked in surrogacy in the United States before launching the Guatemala program. According to its website, the staff, IVF clinics, attorneys and hospitals it works with are all based in Guatemala City, and it applies US practice standards set out by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine to its work there. The agency also says it operates or refers to programs in Mexico, Argentina and Georgia.
Eternal Spring works with intended parents internationally, including single parents and same-sex couples, and with surrogates outside the United States. Its model combines full-service coordination with legal support, so matching, medical coordination through its partner clinics, and legal arrangements are handled within one program. An egg donation program is offered alongside surrogacy. In marketing materials the agency describes deliberately limiting intake to roughly four new clients per month so that each journey receives direct attention from its small team.
Intended parents typically travel to Guatemala City at points during the journey, including for medical steps and for the birth. The agency maintains a website and a small social media presence, and its program fees, eligibility criteria and related details appear below.
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