How Intended Parent Screening Works
A clear, step-by-step evaluation for international families pursuing surrogacy in Georgia country.
INTENDED PARENT SCREENING
Intended Parent Screening for Surrogacy in Georgia
Before starting a gestational surrogacy program in Georgia, international intended parents complete a thorough screening process in Tbilisi. Happy Family reviews medical history and psychological readiness, while independent licensed professionals advise on legal eligibility.
THE SCREENING PROCESS
1
Initial Consultation
Meet your coordinator in Tbilisi or via video call to discuss your goals, timeline, surrogacy cost in Georgia, and program fit. We confirm basic eligibility for gestational surrogacy in Georgia country and outline the documents and medical records you will need.
2
Medical & Psychological Review
Our team reviews your fertility history, medical records, and a brief psychological screen to ensure you are prepared for international surrogacy in Georgia. This step protects everyone involved and helps us tailor your IVF and surrogacy program in Tbilisi.
3
Legal & Home Preparation
Independent licensed counsel explains current law, contract terms, and parental rights before treatment begins. We provide a practical checklist for medical and travel planning while official-document questions remain with the relevant authorities.
FAQ
Intended Parent Screening Questions
Answers for international families about eligibility and screening for surrogacy in Georgia country.
Intended parent screening is the evaluation process international families complete before joining a gestational surrogacy program in Georgia. It includes a consultation, medical and fertility history review, psychological assessment, and legal eligibility check under Georgia surrogacy laws. Screening ensures the program is safe, ethical, and well-matched to your needs.
Typically you will need passports, marriage or partnership documents (if applicable), medical records related to fertility, and identification for both intended parents. Your coordinator provides a tailored checklist based on your nationality and the legal requirements for surrogacy in Georgia country.
Yes. Psychological screening is strongly recommended and often required for intended parents pursuing gestational surrogacy in Georgia. A brief assessment helps confirm you understand the emotional demands of international surrogacy and are prepared for the journey ahead.
Most international intended parents complete screening within two to four weeks, depending on how quickly medical records and documents are gathered. Your coordinator in Tbilisi manages timelines and keeps you informed at each step of the Georgia surrogacy program onboarding process.
Ready to Start Your Screening?
Book a free consultation to discuss eligibility, required documentation, and next steps for gestational surrogacy in Georgia country.