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Surrogacy in Nevada:
For Parents and Surrogates
Nevada is recognized as one of the most surrogacy-friendly states in the country, offering a well-defined and protective legal framework for intended parents and surrogates. Nevada state laws validate gestational surrogacy agreements, and intended parents are able to establish their legal rights before the child’s birth. At Giving Tree, our experience team can help you navigate the legal requirements for a successful surrogacy journey in Nevada.
Surrogacy in Nevada:
A Guide for Intended Parents
From your first consultation to the moment your baby’s birth certificate is issued, Giving Tree Surrogacy provides the guidance, legal coordination, and emotional support that make surrogacy in Nevada a safe and fulfilling experience.
Through our national network of experienced reproductive law attorneys, we ensure that every family—regardless of origin or structure—has the legal protection and peace of mind they deserve. So you can focus on what matters most: bringing home your baby.
Intended Parents We Support in Nevada
Every path to parenthood deserves support. That’s why we proudly serve a diverse community of intended parents in Nevada, offering compassionate, ethical, and personalized guidance at every step of the surrogacy journey.
We work with heterosexual couples facing infertility, medical conditions such as cancer, uterine issues, or multiple failed IVF attempts, LGBTQIA+ couples navigating unique legal and emotional considerations, and single parents by choice pursuing parenthood independently. We also support intended parents living with HIV through the SPAR program, in partnership with leading fertility clinics that follow strict medical protocols to ensure safety and success.
Our team guides you through every stage—from legal planning and donor selection to embryo creation and surrogate matching—providing clarity, support, and peace of mind so you can focus on what truly matters: building your family.
Nevada Surrogacy Laws
Nevada is widely recognized as one of the most surrogacy-friendly states in the country, offering a well-defined and protective legal framework for all parties involved.
The process is inclusive and designed to safeguard everyone involved through clear statutes and consistent court practices. The types of families eligible to pursue surrogacy in Nevada include:
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Married and unmarried couples
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Single intended parents
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LGBTQIA+ families
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Domestic and international families
Nevada law requires that all surrogacy agreements be in writing and signed before any medical procedures begin. Each party must have independent legal counsel, ensuring that all terms—medical, financial, and emotional—are understood and agreed upon. Once the agreement meets these requirements, it is fully enforceable under state law.
A defining feature of surrogacy in Nevada is the ability to obtain a pre-birth parentage order, which confirms the intended parents as the child’s legal parents before delivery. This means that when the baby is born, the birth certificate lists the intended parents’ names directly—without the need for post-birth adoption or further legal action. Courts throughout the state consistently honor these orders, offering unmatched legal clarity and peace of mind.
At Giving Tree Surrogacy, we work closely with experienced Nevada reproductive law attorneys to ensure that every agreement and step in the process aligns with state requirements. Our goal is to make the journey seamless, secure, and emotionally supported, so that intended parents can focus on what truly matters—welcoming their baby into the world.
The Surrogacy Process in Nevada
Building your family through surrogacy is an exciting process, with several important milestones leading up to delivery day. The surrogacy process for intended parents from initial consultation until they are holding their baby varies in length, most journeys taking 20+ months to complete.
5 Steps to Surrogacy in Nevada
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Initial consultation & Intended Parent Intake (1-2 months)
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Matching with the Right Surrogate (3-6 months)
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Medical Screening & Legal Agreements (6 months)
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Surrogate Pregnancy (10 months)
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Birth, Support and Parenthood (ongoing)
Learn more details about our surrogacy process here.
How Much Does Surrogacy Cost in Nevada?
Giving Tree offers 3 tiers of pricing for their Surrogacy Program. Because every journey is unique, our cost programs reflect the different needs and desires of our intended parents.
Choose from three (3) surrogacy program options:
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Family Forward Guarantee™ Fixed Cost Program
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Standard Surrogacy Program
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M.A.P.L.E. Program
Learn more about our programs and costs.
If intended parents require an egg donor, our 3-Step Family Forward Concierge Egg Donation & Surrogacy Program is the best fit.
Become a Parent Through Surrogacy in Nevada
If you’ve decided to grow your family through surrogacy, the first step is scheduling a consultation with us. This is your chance to share your story, ask questions, and see if the team is the right fit for your journey.
At Giving Tree Surrogacy, we offer complimentary consultations for intended parents who are emotionally and financially ready to begin within the next 12 months. These private meetings provide guidance on the surrogacy process, expected costs, and how to connect with a surrogate.
Ready to start your surrogacy journey in Nevada?
Connect with our team today and take the first step toward bringing your baby home.
Surrogacy in Nevada for Surrogates
Becoming a surrogate is one of the most meaningful ways to help another family while experiencing a life-changing journey yourself.
Surrogates in Nevada are generous, compassionate, and strong women who want to make a difference. If that sounds like you, surrogacy may be the perfect path.
Becoming a Surrogate in Nevada
Women who become surrogates are often mothers who loved being pregnant and want to give that joy to someone else. To qualify in Nevada, surrogates typically must:
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Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
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Be between 21–38 years old
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Have had at least one prior healthy pregnancy (maximum five), with no major complications
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Had no more than two C-sections
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Have a BMI under 32.
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Not be currently using tobacco or recreational drugs, or taking depression/anxiety medications.
These requirements are in place to protect your health and ensure the best possible outcome for everyone involved.
Surrogacy Laws for Surrogates in Nevada
Nevada law strongly protects surrogates:
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Surrogacy agreements are valid and enforceable under statute.
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Pre-birth parentage orders ensure surrogates are not considered legal parents once intended parents’ rights are established.
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Both altruistic and compensated surrogacy are legal, with compensation negotiated in the agreement.
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Independent legal counsel is required, ensuring surrogates fully understand their rights and protections.
Women in Nevada can enter into surrogacy contracts with confidence and peace of mind that their rights are protected.
The Surrogacy Process in Nevada
The surrogate process from start to finish can take about 18-20 months, but the exact timing depends on your individual circumstances. Your surrogacy journey typically follows these key milestones: 1. Application & Initial Consultation (1-2 months) 2. Psychological Pre-Screening (1-3 weeks) 3. Matching with Intended Parents (3-6 months) 4. Medical Screening (1-2 months) 5. Legal Agreements (1-2 months) 6. IVF Preparation & Embryo Transfer (1-2 months) 7. Pregnancy (10 months) 8. Delivery & Post-Birth Support (1-2 months) Each stage is supported by our team so you always know what to expect.
Surrogate Pay in Nevada
First-time surrogates can earn up to $92,000, and experienced surrogates can earn up to $115,000. Giving Tree has some of the highest surrogate pay in the industry. Surrogates can earn some of the highest compensation when they work with us. Women who become surrogates in Nevada receive compensation as well as additional benefits.
Support & Benefits
Surrogacy is more than financial—it’s emotional, physical, and deeply personal. At Giving Tree Surrogacy, we honor your commitment with: - Competitive compensation packages - Wellness care packages at different milestones - Access to licensed mental health professionals - Surrogate Sister mentorship program - Peer support groups and ongoing community
