OFG & Stork Egg Donation and Surrogacy International is a for-profit, full-service surrogacy and egg donation agency based in Naples, Florida. It is registered in Florida as Our Fairy Godmother, LLC, and also does business as The Stork Surrogacy International, LLC; the same Naples business appears under more than one of these names across listings. Florida corporate records show the company was formed in 2004 and is currently active, and list Caterina "Cathy" Ruberto as its sole manager and registered agent. She is also listed as President and CEO, and the company operates with a small team.
The agency describes itself as an international egg donation and surrogacy agency staffed in both Canada and the United States, working under the tagline "Delivering Families for Everyone." Its website presents a combined program covering both gestational surrogacy and egg donation, so intended parents building a family through a donor-assisted pregnancy can work with one organization for both parts of the process.
As a full-service agency, its stated role is to coordinate a surrogacy journey end to end rather than to handle a single piece of it. It works with intended parents living outside the United States as well as domestic clients, which typically involves added coordination around travel and the legal steps of an international journey.
Florida records also show that the entity lapsed at one point and was administratively reinstated in 2017; state filings continue to list the same manager before and after that date, and later filings reflect changes to the registered agent's name and address.
The agency is not BBB accredited. Eligibility criteria, fees and surrogate compensation, along with licensing and Better Business Bureau details, appear in the sections below.
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Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Summary: Intended parents report a four-year engagement with the agency and its principal in which a contractually referenced one-year matching timeline was never met; they say they were never matched, received no refund, and were repeatedly given excuses and new promises. Posted as an explicit warning naming all three trading names.
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