Surrogacy has been a source of hope and joy for countless couples and individuals struggling with infertility or other reproductive challenges.
As a surrogate, you’re making the heroic choice to change the lives of these families by helping them bring a child into the world. That's why we offer surrogacy compensation to acknowledge the amazing gift you’re giving hopeful parents.
Below, we’ve created this guide to help you better understand how surrogate pay works in the Land of Enchantment. If you want to get started or ask additional questions, connect with a surrogacy specialist today.
How Much Do Surrogates Make in New Mexico?
In New Mexico, surrogates can anywhere between $55,000 - $110,000+. Your compensation can be impacted by:
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Prior surrogacy experience
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Your income from your current job
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The agency you choose to work with
Learn more about how to calculate your surrogate pay rate.
How Do Surrogates Get Paid in New Mexico?
Our surrogate compensation covers you through all aspects of your surrogacy journey. We separate your surrogate compensation package into two parts: base pay and additional surrogate compensation.
Here’s a breakdown.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in New Mexico
Your base pay recognizes the time and commitment you're dedicating to helping intended parents achieve their dream of parenthood. Think of it like a salary that provides steady income throughout your surrogacy experience.
You’ll be paid every month once a pregnancy is confirmed. This will continue for 10 months.
Additional Compensation for Surrogates in New Mexico
The second half of your surrogate compensation package covers all the expenses you'll incur during your surrogacy journey. This includes:
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Medical costs
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Legal fees
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Travel expenses
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Maternity clothes
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Self-care
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Counseling, if needed
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And more
Wondering what you can expect from your surrogate compensation package in New Mexico? Speak with a surrogacy specialist today.
Learn more about how surrogates get paid.
How to Become One of the Highest-Paid Surrogates in New Mexico
Becoming a surrogate means becoming a hero for a hopeful couple or individual wanting to grow their family. You deserve to be one of the highest-paid surrogates, but not all agencies offer the same benefits. Many agencies have one-size-fits-all compensation packages that don't reflect your unique situation and value.
The right agency takes a different approach. Instead of quoting generic rates, we start by having a conversation with you. We want to understand your circumstances and goals so we can create a compensation package that truly reflects what you bring to this journey. As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in New Mexico, we'll make sure you get the surrogate pay you deserve.
"We try to meet the surrogate where she's at," said Katie, one of our surrogacy specialists. "It's what she asks for and feels is fair for her circumstances — whatever she feels is going to make this worth her effort and sacrifice. We're open to meeting what she wants."
Get more information about becoming one of the highest-paid surrogates.
First-Time vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation in New Mexico
If you have prior experience as a surrogate, you can earn more than you did in first-time surrogate compensation. Your knowledge of the process instills a sense of trust in your agency and intended parents, allowing you to maximize your earnings.
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How much do first-time surrogates make? $55,000 - $90,000+
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How much do experienced surrogates make? $60,000 - $110,000+
Whether this is your first experience as a surrogate or you’re eligible to receive second- or even third-time surrogate compensation, we’d love to guide you on your surrogacy journey.
Learn more about experienced surrogate compensation.
What You Can Do With Your Surrogate Compensation in New Mexico
By maximizing your surrogate compensation, you can make meaningful improvements to your own family's future. Your earnings can help you:
- Start a college fund for your child
- Plan a memorable trip
- Pay off debt
- Put a down payment on a home
- Upgrade your family car
- And more
You get to change the lives of a hopeful family while enhancing the lives of your own family. It's a truly rewarding experience.
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in New Mexico
If you want to help create a family and get paid to be a surrogate, we can set you up for success. Here are a few steps to get started:
Step 1. Apply to Become a Paid Surrogate in New Mexico
Fill out our contact form! It shouldn't take you very long.
Step 2. Talk With a Surrogacy Specialist
If you meet the eligibility requirements, a surrogacy specialist will be in touch. They'll schedule a call to provide you with more information about surrogacy and surrogate compensation in New Mexico.
Step 3. Move Forward When You’re Ready
Whether you’re ready to begin today or still need time to consider whether the journey is right for you, our process is built to suit your preferences.
When you match with your intended parents and sign your surrogacy contract, you’ll begin receiving surrogate compensation in New Mexico.
Frequently Asked Questions About Surrogate Compensation in New Mexico
Do you have to pay to be a surrogate mother in New Mexico?
No. When you work with us, becoming a surrogate will cost you nothing. You will be compensated for your service, and your expenses will be covered by our surrogate compensation package.
Do surrogates get maternity leave in New Mexico?
Yes. FMLA will ensure that you get surrogate maternity leave in New Mexico. However, you will need to check with your employer to determine if your leave will be paid. We will reimburse you for any lost wages on your surrogacy journey.
Do I need surrogate insurance in New Mexico?
If your current insurance plan doesn’t cover surrogacy, we will find an insurance policy that covers your surrogate pregnancy.
How much do surrogates get paid monthly in New Mexico?
Your monthly payments will depend on your overall base pay for surrogate pregnancy. You’ll be paid over 10 months. So, if your surrogate pay is $60,000, you’ll receive $6,000 a month.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
While surrogate pregnancy miscarriages are rare, they can happen. You will be compensated up until the miscarriage occurs. If you and the intended parents decide to try again, you will begin receiving surrogate compensation once pregnancy is confirmed.
Why do surrogates get paid?
Being a surrogate means dedicating months of your life to helping hopeful parents finally hold the child they've longed for. Compensation not only acknowledges your heroic choice but also serves as a means to support you throughout the journey.