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Watch the Ukraine Surrogacy Webinar Replay

Susan Kersch-Kibler speaks with a real intended mother who recently returned from Ukraine with her baby. The conversation covers safety, legal steps, program costs, travel, birth, embassy paperwork and what the journey actually felt like.

This page now gives you the recording of the May 20, 2026 webinar instead of asking you to register for a past live event. Watch the replay first, then schedule a private consultation if you want guidance for your own situation.

Watch the Ukraine Surrogacy Webinar Replay

In this replay, Susan Kersch-Kibler speaks with a real intended mother who recently returned from Ukraine with her baby and answers practical questions about safety, costs, legal steps, travel and the exit process.

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Why watch this replay

Agency answers plus a real parent experience

This is not just a program overview. Susan explains how Delivering Dreams structures Ukraine surrogacy programs, and a real intended mother from Germany shares what it was like to travel to Ukraine, meet her baby, communicate with the surrogate, handle practical logistics and return home.

Safety in Western Ukraine

How operations are organized around Lviv, what wartime precautions look like, and what parents should realistically understand before travel.

Legal and exit steps

What happens after birth, including birth certificates, embassy steps, passport timing and crossing the border with your baby.

Real parent perspective

What felt reassuring, what felt stressful, how communication worked, and what the family wishes future intended parents knew earlier.

What the recording covers

Questions intended parents usually ask before starting

  • How Delivering Dreams works with clinics, doctors and surrogates in Ukraine.
  • What safety protocols look like while Ukraine remains under wartime conditions.
  • How Ukrainian surrogacy law protects eligible intended parents from conception through birth registration.
  • How program pricing, payment structure and Dream Lock Pricing™ are explained before signing.
  • How intended parents communicate with their surrogate during pregnancy.
  • What families should expect around birth, apartments, transportation, documents and embassy processing.

Ukraine surrogacy is a legal option for eligible married heterosexual couples with a documented medical need. Requirements and home-country recognition steps vary, so this replay should support your preparation, not replace legal advice for your specific country.

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Jump to Key Moments in the Replay

  • 02:18Safety measures during the war and Lviv operations
  • 05:30Medical care, IVF and surrogate screening
  • 09:30Birth process and exit documentation
  • 14:13Real intended mother joins the webinar
  • 15:58Feeling safe in Ukraine during the journey
  • 17:50Why this family chose Delivering Dreams
  • 28:51Life in Lviv: apartments, restaurants and transportation
  • 37:00Crossing the border and travel logistics
  • 39:00Passport and consulate process
  • 50:00Final advice for future intended parents

Next steps

Use the replay as preparation for a focused consultation

If the recording answers your first questions, the next step is to map the process to your own situation: embryos or donor needs, medical history, country of citizenship, timeline, budget and legal exit path.

Replay FAQ

Questions answered after the live event

Who appears in the Ukraine surrogacy webinar replay?

The replay features Susan Kersch-Kibler, founder of Delivering Dreams International Surrogacy Agency, and a real intended mother from Germany who recently completed a Ukraine surrogacy journey and returned home with her baby.

What does the real parent share in the webinar?

She discusses why her family chose Delivering Dreams, what felt safe or stressful in Ukraine, how communication with the surrogate worked, what life in Lviv was like, and how the border and consulate process worked after birth.

Is the replay only about safety during the war?

No. Safety is an important part of the conversation, but the replay also covers legal protection, medical care, surrogate screening, costs, timelines, birth logistics, embassy steps and practical support after returning home.

Does watching the replay replace a private consultation?

No. The replay is educational and gives you a realistic overview. A private consultation is still needed to discuss your country, medical situation, embryos or donor needs, budget and documentation path.

What should I do after watching the replay?

Write down your questions, review the program and cost pages, then schedule a private consultation. The consultation can focus on the details that matter for your specific journey rather than repeating the general overview.

Ready to discuss your own Ukraine surrogacy path?

After watching the replay, schedule a private consultation with Delivering Dreams to review your eligibility, likely route, timeline, cost structure and document plan.

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Under Ukrainian law, surrogacy is a legal affordable option for traditionally married couples to have children using their own embryos, or with either an egg or sperm donor. There must be a medical reason you can’t carry a child. You are also able to participate if you have had 4 unsuccessful IVF attempts.