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INTERNATIONAL SURROGACY , MAIN KEYS ABOUT UKRAINE

Surrogacy gives a chance  to have the family you’ve always dreamed of. Safe surrogacy journey through international surrogacy is possible when you work with an experienced and reputable surrogacy agency in the Ukraine, such as HappyMoms.
Surrogacy in the Ukraine  is the best international surrogacy option for  overseas intended parents. We have been helping international intended parents from all over the world. We are experienced in helping intended parents from AustraliaChina, the United Kingdomthe US, Croatia, Slovenia, Romania  and many more countries have babies and safely return home.

HappyMoms  is a full-service agency that believes a baby is the most precious gift a human could have. 
When  intended parents who live outside of the Ukraine  want to find a surrogate mother and have a baby through surrogacy, our agency  can help!  When you need legal or logistic help or help with IVF clinic, our agency can help!  
We’ve outlined some commonly asked questions from intended parents from outside of the Ukraine  to help them understand the details of surrogacy  in the Ukraine, legal matters, how to find a surrogate mother, and what to expect from a surrogacy journey here in Kiev. 

How do international intended parents find a surrogacy agency in the Ukraine?
Distance is not a barrier now! We offer the excellent opportunity  for our  international intended parents  to start the surrogacy process without initial visit to the Ukraine. 
The first step  in  your surrogacy journey in the Ukraine is to have a surrogacy consultation with your preferred agencies. This should be a talk with a surrogacy agency manager, lawyer and intended parents in order to get the answers to  your questions and get the image of a surrogacy agency. 

How do international intended parents  find a surrogate mother in the Ukraine?
Intended parents working with a surrogacy agency such as HappyMoms do not have to worry about finding a surrogate mother on their own. Working with a surrogacy agency means that the agency will assist in finding an appropriate surrogate mother  for you and make sure she is a good candidate. We have  a strict 3-step screening process for gestational surrogates, to ensure our surrogates are mentally, physically, and emotionally ready to become surrogates. 
We match  international intended parents and surrogates based on certain criteria, taking into the account requirements of the doctors and intended parents. 

What documentation do overseas intended parents need to have to come  to  the Ukraine?   
Intended parents need to bring their passports  , marriage certificate with apostile or legalization, all medical records,  proof a negative COVID test within 72 hours of  arriving  flight or proof of vaccination. When returning  home after the birth  of the baby we strongly recommend to consult  home country consulate and home country attorney to prepare all   necessary paperwork  to get travel document for the newborn. We assist in getting all the papers required from Ukrainian side. 

How many times do international patients need  to travel to the Ukraine if signing the contract with HappyMoms?
Usually IVF clinic indicates  how many times you will need to travel to the Ukraine  for embryo creation purposes. Once you are matched with a surrogate, you will need to come to the Ukraine for the birth of your child. We recommend to arrive at least 3  weeks before the due date. Sure you are always welcome for all   medical appointments, transfer, scans, etc. 

How long do overseas  intended parents need to stay in the Ukraine  after their baby is born?
International intended parents should be prepared to stay  from 3 up to 4  weeks after the baby’s birth to get travel documents of your consulate. The birth certificate is normally issued 2-3 days after the birth.  COVID restrictions may  extend this timeframe because of delays in obtaining documentation. 
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