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Own egg surrogacy is a program where the intended mother undergoes IVF to create embryos from her own oocytes, which are then transferred to a screened surrogate. Delivering Dreams provides this pathway in Ukraine from $64,500. Use the intended mother's own oocytes in a coordinated Ukraine pathway: IVF/ICSI, PGD/NGS when appropriate, surrogate matching, embryo transfer, pregnancy support, birth, and exit documentation. This program is for intended parents who need embryo creation and a screened surrogate. Delivering Dreams combines clinic coordination, SwiftMatch™ surrogate matching, fixed pregnancy pricing, Value Assurance Solution™, and personal support from first review to bringing your baby home. Built for parents deciding whether to use the intended mother's own eggs Your first priorities are medical readiness, IVF planning, embryo results, surrogate matching, transfer coverage, pregnancy support, and exit coordination. This program is for intended parents who want to create embryos using the intended mother's own eggs and continue the journey with a surrogate in Ukraine. Because IVF, embryo testing, surrogate matching, pregnancy care, and exit documentation all connect, the right fit depends on medical readiness, legal eligibility, timing, and risk tolerance. Use this path if the intended mother wants to use her own eggs rather than choosing donor eggs or relying on embryos already created. Ovarian reserve, age, medical history, and prior IVF results help the clinic decide whether an own egg IVF plan is realistic. Delivering Dreams coordinates medical planning, clinic communication, surrogate matching, pregnancy support, and standard exit documentation. Value Assurance Solution™ lets you wait until you know how many healthy embryos you have before selecting your program tier. Many intended parents arrive knowing they want surrogacy, but not which medical starting point fits best. This comparison helps route you to the right program before you invest time in the wrong next step. Best when you want to try using the intended mother's own eggs and need IVF, embryo testing, surrogate matching, pregnancy support, and exit documentation in one coordinated Ukraine pathway. Best when you already have frozen embryos and do not need a new IVF cycle before moving into shipping, matching, transfer planning, pregnancy support, and birth documentation. Best when donor oocytes are the right medical or family-building path and you want agency support for donor coordination, embryo creation, surrogate matching, and birth. If you are still comparing medical routes, start with a consultation or use the surrogacy program hub to review all Delivering Dreams pathways. Use this checklist to frame the first consultation. It is not a medical decision tool; it shows which questions affect the plan before stimulation, IVF, embryo testing, surrogate matching, and transfer coverage. Your coordinator and clinic need enough information to understand whether an own egg IVF cycle is a reasonable next step. The Own Oocytes pathway includes embryo creation in Ukraine, with testing and storage planned around your clinic recommendations. The main tier decision is how much transfer coverage you want once embryo creation and testing results are clear. Before starting an Own Oocytes cycle, the clinic reviews ovarian reserve indicators such as Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH), Antral Follicle Count (AFC) by ultrasound, age, reproductive history, prior IVF response, and relevant medication history. These markers help the medical team decide whether ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval are a reasonable next step. During stimulation, follicle growth is monitored so the clinic can plan retrieval timing and prepare for IVF with ICSI, embryo culture, blastocyst development, and PGD/NGS planning when appropriate. This review supports medical planning; it does not guarantee the number of eggs retrieved, embryo development, or pregnancy outcome. After these points are clear, you can estimate budget, timeline, medical next steps, and which Own Oocytes tier is the better starting point. Use this section to understand own egg surrogacy cost in Ukraine. Delivering Dreams offers three all-inclusive Own Oocytes tiers depending on the level of transfer coverage and risk protection you want after embryo results are known. Best for parents who want IVF with their own eggs, one included frozen embryo transfer, and full agency support. Includes one transfer plus conditional payment support for a second transfer if needed under the program terms. Includes unlimited frozen embryo transfers from one IVF cycle as necessary to have a child. Final scope, exclusions, and payment timing are governed by the signed agreement. A 5% processing fee is added to each payment. The all-inclusive tier gives you a planning baseline, but a few case-specific items should be reviewed before signing so the number feels practical, not theoretical. Every all-inclusive Own Oocytes program includes agency coordination, intended mother medical preparation in Ukraine, IVF with ICSI, embryo storage, included PGD/NGS scope, surrogate screening, SwiftMatch™ matching, pregnancy monitoring, delivery support, and standard exit documentation. A focused first call is easier when your coordinator can see the intended mother's medical history, prior fertility records, timing constraints, and legal eligibility questions. For a broader view of the full agency process, see how surrogacy works with Delivering Dreams. The Own Oocytes pathway is organized around practical milestones: consultation, medical review, IVF planning, embryo creation, tier selection, surrogate matching, transfer, pregnancy, birth, and documentation. We review your family situation, medical history, timing goals, and legal readiness for a Ukraine surrogacy pathway. The clinic reviews the intended mother's fertility information and outlines the IVF preparation steps needed before stimulation. You sign the agreement, confirm the planning path, and prepare for travel, testing, and stimulation timing. The intended mother completes ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval under the fertility clinic's medical protocol. The clinic creates embryos, freezes and stores embryos as needed, and performs the included embryo testing scope under program terms. With Value Assurance Solution™, you choose Standard, Success, or Unlimited after you know how many healthy embryos you have. SwiftMatch™ begins when the required readiness conditions are met for matching and embryo transfer planning. The clinic prepares the surrogate, performs the frozen embryo transfer, and Delivering Dreams coordinates updates and pregnancy support. Delivering Dreams supports birth registration, standard Ukraine documentation, and embassy-related steps for bringing your baby home. Own egg surrogacy connects medical, legal, financial, and travel steps. The program is structured to make the major decisions visible before you commit to the full journey. Standard surrogate compensation and standard medical costs for a healthy singleton pregnancy are fixed under the program terms. You wait until after you know how many healthy embryos you have before choosing Standard, Success, or Unlimited. If a pregnancy is lost, payments do not restart from the beginning; the next pregnancy payment schedule restarts at fetal heartbeat detection, with previously paid stages handled under the program terms. Immediate surrogate matching within days to weeks when program readiness conditions are met. Optional $6,900 coverage for listed complication-related exclusions, up to $25,000, purchased upon fetal heartbeat detection. Your family situation, documents, and embassy-related exit requirements are reviewed before you move into the full process. Ukraine surrogacy has legal eligibility requirements. Review your situation before signing, and see Ukraine surrogacy law for intended parents for a practical overview. Common planning questions for intended parents considering surrogacy with their own eggs in Ukraine. An Own Oocytes surrogacy program is a pathway for intended parents who want to create embryos using the intended mother's own eggs and then transfer an embryo to a screened surrogate. The process includes IVF planning, embryo creation, surrogate matching, frozen embryo transfer, pregnancy support, birth, and documentation. Delivering Dreams' Own Oocytes programs currently start at $64,500 for Standard, $67,800 for Success, and $79,700 for Unlimited. Exact terms, exclusions, and payment timing depend on the signed agreement. For the broader pricing model, see the surrogacy cost framework. It is best for intended parents who want a genetic connection through the intended mother and whose medical review supports attempting IVF with her own eggs before continuing with a surrogate. If an own egg cycle does not create healthy embryos, the next step depends on your medical review, embryo results, agreement terms, and family preferences. Options may include another IVF cycle, reviewing the Donor Egg program, or pausing to reassess the plan with the clinic and agency. No agency or clinic can promise a medical result from IVF or embryo transfer. Delivering Dreams' role is to reduce process uncertainty through coordinated planning, tier options, pricing protections, surrogate matching, pregnancy support, and documentation support. With Value Assurance Solution™, you can wait until after embryo creation and testing results are known before choosing the program tier that fits your transfer coverage needs. Yes. The Own Oocytes program includes intended mother stimulation planning, egg retrieval in Ukraine, IVF with ICSI, and related medical coordination under the program terms. The program includes PGD-24 / NGS / PGD-A testing on up to 8 embryos under the program terms. Additional testing needs or a new cycle should be confirmed before signing. FET is for parents who already have frozen embryos. Donor Egg uses donor oocytes. Own Oocytes uses the intended mother's own eggs, so the journey includes medical readiness review, stimulation, egg retrieval, IVF, embryo testing, and then surrogacy steps. Timelines vary based on medical readiness, stimulation scheduling, embryo creation and testing, surrogate matching, clinic scheduling, pregnancy, birth, and embassy documentation. Use the timeline estimator for a personalized planning range. Ukraine surrogacy has legal eligibility requirements. Intended parents should review their situation with the agency before signing and confirm the current legal framework. Many U.S. intended parents consider Ukraine because the program combines IVF, surrogate matching, pregnancy support, birth registration, and standard exit documentation. Eligibility, citizenship, embassy steps, and home-state considerations should be reviewed before signing. The next step is a consultation to review medical history, fertility records, legal readiness, expected timing, and whether the Own Oocytes program is the right fit before choosing a tier. The next practical step is to understand your likely budget, timeline, medical readiness questions, and program fit before you commit to a full surrogacy journey.Own Egg Surrogacy Program in Ukraine
Is Own Oocytes the right surrogacy path for your family?
You want a genetic connection through the intended mother
Your medical review supports an egg retrieval attempt
You need IVF and surrogacy coordinated together
You want to choose the tier after embryo results
Own eggs, donor eggs, or FET: which path are you comparing?
Own egg readiness check before you choose a tier
Review medical readiness
Plan IVF, ICSI, and embryo testing
Choose coverage after embryo results
Clinical readiness for stimulation and egg retrieval
What this check gives you
Own Oocytes program pricing
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Success
Unlimited
Planning question Standard Success Unlimited If the first transfer does not result in pregnancy Additional transfer support is handled under the Standard program terms and listed exclusions. Conditional second-transfer support is included under the Success program terms. Additional frozen embryo transfers from one IVF cycle are included as necessary under the Unlimited program terms. Transfer coverage One frozen embryo transfer. One frozen embryo transfer plus conditional support for a second transfer if needed. Unlimited frozen embryo transfers from one IVF cycle as necessary to have a child. Best fit Parents who want the lowest all-inclusive Own Oocytes entry point. Parents who want a balanced tier with additional support if the first transfer does not result in pregnancy. Parents who want the broadest transfer coverage within one IVF cycle. Primary tradeoff Lower starting price with less transfer coverage. Moderate price increase for added second-transfer path support. Higher upfront price for the strongest coverage from one IVF cycle. What can change the final budget?
What is included in the Own Oocytes surrogacy program?
Coordination
IVF and medical preparation
Embryology and PGD/NGS
Surrogate, pregnancy, birth and exit
What to prepare before your first Own Oocytes review
From your own eggs to bringing your baby home
Consultation and document review
Medical readiness plan
Agreement and IVF preparation
Stimulation and egg retrieval in Ukraine
IVF with ICSI and PGD/NGS
Tier selection after embryo results
Surrogate matching
Embryo transfer and pregnancy support
Birth and exit documentation
Built to reduce uncertainty, not add it
Own Oocytes surrogacy program FAQ
What is an Own Oocytes surrogacy program?
How much does the Own Oocytes program cost?
Who is the Own Oocytes program best for?
What if own egg IVF does not create healthy embryos?
Is success guaranteed with own egg surrogacy?
When do we choose Standard, Success, or Unlimited?
Does the program include IVF and egg retrieval?
Does the program include PGD/NGS testing?
How is Own Oocytes different from FET and Donor Egg programs?
How long does own egg surrogacy take?
Is Ukraine available for every intended parent?
Can U.S. intended parents use the Own Oocytes program in Ukraine?
What is the next step if we want to use our own eggs?
Ready to use your own eggs in a protected surrogacy program?
