When contemplating becoming a surrogate, one of the foremost considerations is how much surrogates in North Carolina make. At American Surrogacy, we genuinely believe in the heroic journey each surrogate undertakes. We understand the emotional, physical and transformative experience that surrogacy offers.
Therefore, we emphasize the importance of fair and adequate compensation for every surrogate, recognizing the profound commitment each woman makes. This guide delves into the specifics of surrogate pay in North Carolina, its various structures and the benefits you can expect when working with American Surrogacy.
To get a breakdown of surrogate compensation in North Carolina, you can always reach out to one of our surrogate specialists or call 1-800-875-2229 (BABY).
How Much Do Surrogates Make in North Carolina?
Surrogate mother pay in North Carolina with our agency is competitive, ensuring that surrogates are adequately compensated for their time, effort and the unparalleled gift they provide to aspiring parents. The average surrogate pay in North Carolina can range anywhere from $50,000 to $ 110,000. The exact amount of payment for a surrogate mother depends on:
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Your experience: Experienced surrogates make more in surrogate pay because of their familiarity with the process and proven ability to complete the surrogacy journey.
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Cost-of-living in your area: Cost-of-living varies by state and even by county. We’ll take this into account when determining your surrogate compensation.
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Your agency: We’ll ensure you’re being rewarded with the surrogate compensation you deserve, at a competitive rate.
Discover how you can determine your surrogate pay rate.
What is Surrogate Pay in North Carolina?
Surrogate pay refers to the financial compensation a surrogate receives in exchange for her commitment to carry and deliver a child for intended parents. This surrogate compensation is designed to cover not only the surrogate's medical expenses, maternity care and any related costs but also to recognize the physical, emotional and time commitments involved in the surrogacy process.
We’ll divide your surrogate compensation package into two parts: base pay and additional surrogate compensation.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in North Carolina
Your base pay will act as your surrogate salary on your North Carolina surrogacy journey. You’ll begin receiving your surrogate pay once a pregnancy is confirmed. Your base pay will come in the form of monthly payments paid over 10 months.
Your base pay is our way of rewarding and recognizing your heroic decision to carry a baby for someone else and make their dreams of parenthood a reality.
Additional Surrogate Pay in North Carolina
Beyond the baseline surrogate compensation, many surrogates benefit from other forms of payment, including:
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Fertility medication
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Embryo transfers
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Lost wages
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Travel and lodging
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Counseling
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And more
Become One of the Highest-Paid Surrogates in North Carolina
Your desire to help a family realize their dreams of parenthood is commendable. You deserve surrogate pay that reflects your commitment and determination. By working with a highest-paying surrogacy agency in North Carolina, like us, we’ll ensure you’re adequately compensated.
You can use this surrogate pay to:
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Pay off your debt
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Pursue higher education
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Put a payment down on a home
If you want to become one of the highest-paid surrogates, we’ll guide you on your journey. Contact us today to get started.
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How Much Do First Surrogates Make in North Carolina vs. Second-Time Surrogates?
If you’re an experienced surrogate, your surrogate pay rate will be higher. There can be a $10,000 difference in compensation between first-time and second-time surrogates. Typical surrogate pay rates are:
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First-time Surrogate Compensation: $50,000-$90,000
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Second-time Surrogate Compensation: $60,000-$110,000
Get more information about experienced surrogate compensation.
Why American Surrogacy Stands Apart
Being a surrogate is not just a service—it's a heroic act. At American Surrogacy, our emphasis is on empowering our surrogates. By walking hand-in-hand with you through this journey, we hope to provide all the support and assurance you need, enhancing the meaning and depth of your experience.
Your well-being and fulfillment are our top priority. Our surrogate mother compensation in North Carolina reflects our dedication to treating our surrogates with the respect and admiration they deserve.
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in North Carolina
We want to help you get the surrogate compensation that will allow you to change your and your family’s lives. Here’s how you can do that:
Step 1. Fill out Our Form
Complete our contact form today!
Step 2. Talk to a Surrogacy Specialist
One of our specialists will be in touch to schedule a consultation with you over video call or phone call.
Step 3. Begin the Process When You’re Ready
Whether you’re ready now or 6 months from now, we’ll be here for you.
Commonly Asked Questions about North Carolina Surrogate Pay
Do surrogates get maternity leave in North Carolina?
Surrogates get maternity leave under the Family and Maternity Leave Act. However, this act does not include paid maternity leave. You will need to speak with your employer and learn what their procedures are. If you do lose compensation due to unpaid maternity leave you can have that added to your surrogate compensation package.
Do I need surrogate insurance in North Carolina?
Most health insurance plans will cover the medical costs of pregnancy. However, it is important to follow up with your provider to be sure they will cover these costs from surrogacy. If they don’t, we will help you find coverage.
How do I compare surrogate compensation between agencies?
It’s important to do your research when comparing surrogate compensation between agencies in North Carolina. Ultimately, many women want to work with the highest paying surrogate agency. Be sure to know what the base surrogate compensation and what additional pay are included in the package to ensure you are financially covered. American Surrogacy will match any surrogate compensation you are quoted, offering competitive base pay for surrogates.
Do surrogates still get paid if they miscarry?
If you should miscarry while being a surrogate, you will be paid for the time you were pregnant. You will then need to talk to the parents and allow them to decide if they want to move forward again with the surrogacy process.
Why do surrogates get paid in North Carolina?
Surrogates are offering a service that is changing lives. This deserves to be recognized and financially rewarded. Through our competitive surrogate pay in North Carolina, we are giving surrogates financial security and peace of mind. They deserve the best experience possible .
How do I become a paid surrogate in North Carolina?
The first steps to becoming a surrogate and start getting paid is to contact American Surrogacy. We are ready to help you through the process and get the surrogate compensation you deserve.