Become a prospective parent of COSTA
There are two ways to gain access to our database. You can fill out a quick questionnaire online and COSTA Group will contact you shortly to activate your account so you can view our Donors. The second option is to call our office directly. COSTA Group will be happy to help you fill out the questionnaire and provide you with a name and password to log in.
This means that a Donor is currently in the process of being matched with another client. If you would like to be placed on the Donor’s “waiting list” please speak with your Case Manager. Your Case Manager will contact you if the match does not materialize. Another possibility is that this Donor has placed her profile on hold because she is temporarily unavailable to commit to a cycle but plans to in the near future.
If an Egg Donor is available, you can place her on a temporary hold for five (5) business days at no cost to you while you decide if she is the Donor you want to work with. A Surrogate can also be placed on a 3-day courtesy hold if she has approved your profile. She will also be placed on a 3-day hold following your meeting to decide whether you want to secure the match.
Egg donation and surrogacy are relatively new advances in medical technology. Consequently, we use the rules that govern the American Society of Reproductive Medicine as fundamental parameters to follow, and we also follow the standards set forth by SEEDS, the Society for Ethics in Egg Donation and Surrogacy. We believe in ethical and transparent egg donation and surrogacy journeys.
The first step is to get access to our online database and fill out a profile telling us a bit about yourselves and what you are looking for in a donor.
Once you have found a donor that you like, we will confirm she is available to travel to your clinic, have any previous records approved by your doctor, and make sure all of your questions are answered.
You will sign a Retainer Contract, Estimated Cost Sheet, and send in your agency fee, as well as set up your escrow account so that we can send the official match sheet to your nurse.
Your donor will have a psychological screening, genetic screening, and medical screening with your clinic and it will take about three weeks to get all of those results back.
Once your donor has been medically cleared, the attorneys will work with both parties to get a legal agreement in place.
After legal is completed, your nurse will put together a calendar for the cycle that includes the appointments, medication start date, and estimated retrieval date.
Standard egg donation allows you to get as many eggs as possible from one retrieval. If you are looking to have more than one child, we highly recommend a standard egg donation cycle. Pro: You receive all of the eggs from the cycle. Con: You are 100% responsible for the cycle cost.
Shared Egg Donation is a cost effective way to cycle an egg donor. Intended Parent(s) are matched with another Intended Parent(s) in order to reduce the cost of an Egg Donation cycle. All Intended Parent(s) will share incurred expenses. The Intended Parent(s) will mutually pick a Donor, then The Genesis Group will synchronize their cycle so both parties can potentially have a fresh transfer, and equally split the egg yield. Pro: Cost Effective Con: You only receive 50% of the egg yield
Frozen egg bank guarantees that you will have viable mature eggs. This process saves you much needed time. You will typically save three months on average. You will also not run the risk of finding out your donor has empty follicle syndrome because the eggs have already been harvested. We have the eggs available now to be shipped to clinics within the U.S. Pro: You save time and reimburse agency for mature eggs only Con: You only get a limited amount of eggs.
We will schedule an extensive consultation to discuss the surrogacy process with the Intended Parent, after which they will need to complete a profile application prior to meeting with a Surrogate.
Once mutually interested, we will facilitate an in-person or online meeting between the Intended Parents and Surrogate to determine compatibility.
If both parties wish to move forward after the meeting, the Intended Parent submits their signed retainer documents and fee to secure their match.
Once matched, the Intended Parent will need to establish and fund a third-party escrow to cover their surrogate expenses.
The Surrogate and her partner (if applicable) will undergo a medical screening appointment at the Intended Parents’ IVF clinic to determine if the Surrogate has any issues that would preclude her from being a Surrogate.
Once the Surrogate has been medically cleared to proceed with the surrogacy, the drafting and execution of the legal contract between the Intended Parents and Surrogate will begin.
There are two ways to gain access to our database. You can fill out a quick questionnaire online and COSTA Group will contact you shortly to activate your account so you can view our Donors. The second option is to call our office directly. COSTA Group will be happy to help you fill out the questionnaire and provide you with a name and password to log in.
This means that a Donor is currently in the process of being matched with another client. If you would like to be placed on the Donor’s “waiting list” please speak with your Case Manager. Your Case Manager will contact you if the match does not materialize. Another possibility is that this Donor has placed her profile on hold because she is temporarily unavailable to commit to a cycle but plans to in the near future.
If an Egg Donor is available, you can place her on a temporary hold for five (5) business days at no cost to you while you decide if she is the Donor you want to work with. A Surrogate can also be placed on a 3-day courtesy hold if she has approved your profile. She will also be placed on a 3-day hold following your meeting to decide whether you want to secure the match.
We have a special marketing team that will place advertisements for you and will search for your Egg Donor / Surrogate at no additional cost to you.
We highly recommend working with an attorney. The laws in the fertility industry are not settled, and it is not a good idea to move forward without proper representation. Our Egg Donors and Surrogates are REQUIRED to have an attorney in every cycle.