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各州代孕法律
以下是各州代孕法律的列表。随着代孕越来越被接受，代孕法律也在不断变化，此列表也在不断更新。如需获取最新列表，请咨询律师或您的代孕机构。
Is Surrogacy Legal in the U.S.?
Most states in the U.S. are surrogacy-friendly, offering a clear and supportive path for both surrogates and intended parents.
The only exceptions are Nebraska and Louisiana, where compensated surrogacy is not allowed. Because of these laws, we are unable to work with surrogates who live in those two states.
Everywhere else, surrogacy is both possible and legally recognized, giving families the chance to move forward with confidence.
What If I’m an Intended Parent?
If you’re an intended parent, your state of residence will not prevent you from pursuing surrogacy. Even if compensated surrogacy isn’t permitted where you live, we can match you with a surrogate in a surrogacy-friendly state.
This means that no matter where you call home, you can begin your journey with Giving Tree Surrogacy.
各州代孕法律
以下是各州代孕法律的列表。随着代孕越来越被接受，代孕法律也在不断变化，此列表也在不断更新。如需获取最新列表，请咨询律师或您的代孕机构。
各州代孕法律
Each state in the U.S. has its own approach to Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) and surrogacy. Some states have well-established legal frameworks that clearly recognize and support gestational surrogacy, while others may require additional steps — or even have restrictions.
These differences make personalized legal support essential to ensure your agreement is valid, enforceable, and protectsprotective of everyone involved.
When you partner with Giving Tree Surrogacy, our legal team and partner attorneys handle all the details with care, so you can focus on preparing your heart and home for your baby.
We’ll walk you through:
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What your state’s surrogacy laws allow and require.
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How to create an agreement that protects both you and your surrogate.
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The process for establishing your parental rights.
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How international parents can navigate documentation and citizenship for their child.
From day one, you’ll always know where you stand — legally and emotionally.
