New Life Surrogacy is a full-service surrogacy and egg donation agency with its base in Irvine, California. It operates as a for-profit company and is currently active, working with both intended parents and gestational surrogates through the full arc of a journey rather than a single piece of it.
Alongside its California office, the agency lists locations in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen in China, and in Richmond, British Columbia, and Alberta in Canada. Its marketing is substantially bilingual in English and Chinese, and it works with international intended parents as well as families in the United States. The agency says it has a particular presence in California, Oregon and Nevada, while also working with surrogates and families in other states where surrogacy is legally permitted.
Under a full-service model, the agency handles matching between intended parents and surrogates and coordinates the legal and medical steps that follow, so that screening, contracts, clinic appointments and case management are organized in one place. According to the agency, its in-house team includes clinical advisors, licensed nutritionists and psychologists who support surrogates and intended parents during the process. An egg donation program is offered in addition to gestational surrogacy, which can matter for intended parents who need both a donor and a carrier.
New Life Surrogacy publishes its program fees, and its stated surrogate compensation range, eligibility requirements for prospective surrogates and other program details appear in the sections below. Ownership has remained unchanged in recent years.
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Base compensation
$50,000 – $85,000
Published by the agency. Benefits and allowances are usually on top of this.
Requirements change — confirm with the agency before applying.
See which agencies fit youNew Life Surrogacy accepts gestational surrogates between 21 and 36 years old.
New Life Surrogacy requires surrogates to have a BMI of 32 or lower.
Yes. New Life Surrogacy requires surrogates to have had at least 1 prior pregnancy.