We firmly believe in the importance of fair compensation for surrogates in New Jersey. Surrogacy is an act of love and generosity, and we recognize that surrogate mothers play a valuable role in helping individuals and couples achieve their dreams of parenthood.
Our commitment to advocating for competitive surrogate pay in New Jersey is rooted in the belief that surrogates should be appropriately compensated for the physical, emotional and time-consuming commitment they undertake. We will explore how surrogate compensation in the Garden State works and why it is important to ensure that surrogates receive acknowledgment for the amazing gift they’re giving.
To begin your surrogacy journey today or get more information about surrogate pay in New Jersey, reach out to a surrogacy specialist today.
How Much Do Surrogates Get Paid in New Jersey?
Average surrogate pay in New Jersey ranges from $50,000 to $110,000. We will determine your New Jersey surrogate compensation package based on a couple of different factors such as:
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Your experience: If you’ve been a surrogate before, you will receive higher experienced surrogate compensation.
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Income: We’ll take your income into account when totaling your total surrogate compensation.
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The agency: With us, you have the chance to become one of the highest-paid surrogates in New Jersey.
Use our surrogate compensation calculator to determine your surrogate pay rate.
How Does Surrogate Pay in New Jersey Work?
Surrogate compensation structure may vary depending on the agency you work with. We keep it simple. Our surrogate compensation package is divided into two parts: base pay and additional compensation.
Here’s a more in-depth surrogate compensation breakdown.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in New Jersey
In New Jersey, the base pay for surrogate pregnancy serves as the foundation for your surrogate pay. We are dedicated to ensuring that surrogate mothers receive fair and competitive base pay to recognize the immense dedication and sacrifice they undertake.
You’ll receive your base pay in 10 equal installments over the course of 10 months. This money serves as your salary for the service you’re providing and is yours to spend however you like.
Our commitment to advocating for competitive base pay in New Jersey is driven by the belief that surrogates should be fairly compensated for the amazing act of carrying a child for intended parents, making parenthood dreams a reality for those who may not otherwise have the opportunity.
Additional Surrogate Compensation in New Jersey
In addition to your base pay, you’ll receive additional surrogate pay to cover your surrogacy and pregnancy expenses such as:
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Fertility medications
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Embryo transfers
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Maternity clothing
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Counseling
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Lost wages
By covering these expenses, we hope to alleviate any undue stress you may experience throughout your surrogacy journey. To get more information about your surrogate compensation package in New Jersey, reach out to a surrogacy specialist today.
Learn more: How do surrogates get paid?
Highest Paying Surrogacy Agencies in New Jersey
Being a surrogate means dedicating your time and physical and emotional energy to helping a couple achieve their dreams of parenthood. If you want to be one of the highest-paid surrogates, you’ll be able to change your family’s lives.
When you work with one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in New Jersey, you can use this money to:
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Pay for your child’s school
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Pay off any debt
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Purchase your dream car
If you need help comparing compensation between agencies, we’re happy to help with this. If you want to become one of the highest-paid surrogates in New Jersey, we’re the agency to work with. Speak with a surrogacy specialist today.
Learn more about how to be one of the highest-paid surrogates in New Jersey.
First-Time Surrogate Compensation vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation
If this isn’t your first surrogate journey, you have the opportunity to earn experienced surrogate compensation in New Jersey. Experienced surrogates typically earn more due to their familiarity with the surrogacy process, and proven track record of successfully completing a surrogacy journey.
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First-time surrogate compensation is $50,000 to $90,000
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Second-time surrogate compensation is $60,000 to $110,000
Whether this is your first time as a surrogate or you’re eligible to earn second-time surrogate compensation, third-time surrogate compensation or even –fourth-time surrogate compensation, we can ensure you get the surrogate pay you deserve. Reach out to us today to get paid to be a surrogate in New Jersey.
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How to Become a Paid Surrogate in New Jersey
If you’re interested in becoming a surrogate for money in New Jersey, we would love to help you complete your journey. Here’s how it works:
Step 1. Fill out our free form
Complete our easy form to get connected with a surrogacy specialist!
Step 2. Have a consultation
Your surrogacy specialist will reach out to arrange a call where you’ll get to learn more about the surrogacy process.
Step 3. Progress through the surrogacy process
You can begin your surrogacy journey whenever you’re ready. There’s no timeline but your own.
Commonly Asked Questions about New Jersey Surrogate Compensation
We’ve received a variety of questions about surrogate pay in New Jersey. Here are a few.
Do I need surrogate insurance in New Jersey?
You will need insurance, but this won’t be something you have to worry about. We want to make things as stress-free as possible. If you don’t have insurance that covers your surrogate pregnancy, we’ll find one that will cover your medical bills.
Do surrogates get maternity leave in New Jersey?
Yes. FMLA ensures you’re entitled to maternity leave for surrogates in New Jersey. What’s not guaranteed is whether or not this leave is paid. You will need to speak with your employer to determine whether they offer paid maternity leave.
Do surrogates have to pay taxes in New Jersey?
Yes. Your surrogate pay is income, and New Jersey has an income tax. We can help you take steps to ensure you have the appropriate paperwork when tax season rolls around.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
You will receive surrogate pay up until the point of the miscarriage. So, if you miscarried in your third month of pregnancy, you would only be compensated for those three months. Should you and the intended parents decide to try again, you will begin receiving payments again once a pregnancy is confirmed.
Why do surrogates get paid?
By providing fair compensation, we acknowledge the sacrifices surrogates make to carry a pregnancy for intended parents, often putting their own lives on hold to help others build their families. Secondly, financial compensation ensures that surrogacy remains an accessible option for a diverse range of individuals and couples, making it more inclusive and equitable.
This financial support allows surrogates to better focus on their own well-being during the pregnancy and their commitment to providing a healthy and safe environment for the developing child.