MIRACLE Surrogacy, LLC, which operates as MIRACLE Surrogacy, is a for-profit, full-service surrogacy agency headquartered in Florida that runs its surrogacy programs in Mexico. According to the agency, its programs are based in Mexico City, Cancun and Merida, and it also lists a presence in Sydney, Australia. The agency says it was founded by Brian and Henry Yaden, who became parents through surrogacy themselves; they continue to be presented as the owners, with Brian Yaden as managing director.
As a full-service agency, MIRACLE handles the main pieces of a journey in-house or through coordinated partners: recruiting and screening gestational carriers, matching, case coordination through the medical process, legal and escrow arrangements, and support through birth. An egg donor program is offered alongside surrogacy, so intended parents who need donor eggs can arrange both through the same agency. The agency states that its staff in Mexico work in English with international clients.
The program is built for intended parents living outside Mexico, including LGBTQ+ couples, single parents and clients from other countries. Surrogates are recruited in Mexico and live there; the agency states that carriers remain in Mexico to carry and deliver, and are not brought to the United States to give birth. Detailed eligibility criteria for both intended parents and surrogates appear further down this page.
MIRACLE publishes its program pricing, and its fee range and surrogate compensation figures are summarized below. The agency is listed as a verified provider in the partner directory of Growing Families, an organization that supports intended parents pursuing surrogacy internationally.
AI summary of 5 reviews · can make mistakes
Reviews of MIRACLE Surrogacy are mixed. Several intended parents describe completing their journeys and express gratitude toward supportive staff and coordinators, and some returned for another journey. Other reviewers were unhappy, describing communication gaps, limited direct contact with key parties, and long journeys with little say in important decisions.
5 reviews match these filters.
Summary: Intended parents describe a detailed IVF/transfer timeline, then report that post-birth DNA testing showed the child was not genetically related to the intended father; they say the agency blocked direct contact with the surrogate and clinicians and offered a second journey conditioned on signing an NDA. This account corresponds to the couple later sued for defamation by the agency in S.D. Fla. case 1:25-cv-21575, which settled confidentially; the underlying allegations were never adjudicated.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Summary: Intended parents express strong gratitude to the agency and to a named case coordinator for delivering a successful journey.
Read the original on Trustpilot (opens in a new tab)Summary: Intended parents report healthy twins born at 37 weeks after earlier failed transfers and waiting periods; praise the surrogate and staff, including ongoing help with the Mexican Amparo (exit) process.
Read the original on Trustpilot (opens in a new tab)Summary: Very short positive review from a repeat client starting a second journey with the agency.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Forum, Yelp and Trustpilot entries are our short summaries of what was posted, linked to the source. Reviewer type is inferred from what each reviewer wrote.
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See which agencies fit youMIRACLE Surrogacy's citizenship or residency requirement for surrogates: Surrogates are recruited in and reside in Mexico (programs run in Mexico City, Cancun and Merida); no U.S. citizenship or U.S. state-residency pathway - agency states surrogates carry and deliver in Mexico and are not brought to the U.S. to give birth.
