To make things easier to understand, let’s break down the costs of surrogacy in Georgia into direct costs and hidden costs. Knowing what to expect upfront can help you budget effectively and reduce surprises along the way. Direct costs include compensation for the surrogate, medical and legal fees, and agency services. Meanwhile, indirect costs involve travel, accommodation, and post-birth legal processes.
U.S. citizens seeking surrogacy to build their families can do so in a favorable environment without breaking the bank. However, U.S. citizens opting for surrogacy in Georgia face some unique legal and logistical challenges. These are seen when it comes to securing U.S. citizenship for their newborn. This article outlines the step-by-step process for obtaining a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) and a U.S. passport for a child born via surrogacy in Georgia.
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