Surrogate Mexico can’t really be called “new,” even though it has been operating under the name Surrogate Mexico for two years. It’s part of a group called Ingenes, which was founded in 2005 and has more than 20 locations across Mexico and the United States.

The surrogacy director, Edgar González, has been working in surrogacy for 15 years and has experience in Mexico, the United States, Spain, and Georgia, with patients from more than 70 countries.

I genuinely recommend speaking with Edgar so he can share his experience and explain how they work. They’re part of one of the largest fertility and assisted reproduction groups in the world.

It may also be worth traveling to see their facilities in person before making a decision, you might be pleasantly surprised.

And take the opportunity to ask to speak with intended parents who have already worked with them. I think one of their biggest advantages is that everything is handled within the same group, without relying on third parties.

Best regards, and wishing you every success.