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Surrogacy Services in Tbilisi, Georgia — IVF Coordination & Full-Service Support

ivfsurrogacy.ge supports intended parents seeking surrogacy services in Tbilisi, Georgia. We provide a structured pathway for IVF planning, embryo workflow support, and case-managed coordination across medical, administrative, and documentation steps. If you are exploring a surrogate mother pathway, we help you keep the process organized, clearly explained, and documented from first inquiry to post-birth paperwork planning.

Confidential communication Clear milestones & checklists Embryo/IVF pathway planning Tbilisi-based coordination

What “full service” means here

One point of contact for IVF & surrogacy coordination in Georgia — planning, document readiness, and local logistics in Tbilisi.

  • Confidential intake & pathway assessment
  • Clinic coordination for IVF stages
  • Surrogate workflow support (case-managed)
  • Document preparation, checks & translations
  • Appointments, certified copies & deliveries
  • Ongoing case management with status updates

Informational content only — medical decisions belong to licensed clinics/physicians; legal advice belongs to qualified lawyers.

Targeted context hub: IVF, embryos, surrogate pathway & Georgia process

This section is designed to answer the most common questions quickly. Click the links below to jump to the area you need — embryos and freezing, IVF steps, surrogate workflow, documents, or legal overview.

IVF steps & timeline

Typical IVF workflow and what you should prepare before travel.

Embryos & cryopreservation

Embryo creation, freezing, and transfer planning (non-medical coordination).

Surrogacy pathway

How the surrogate mother workflow is usually organized from intake to milestones.

Documents & translations

Practical checklists and how to avoid delays from missing paperwork.

Legal overview (informational)

High-level overview of how families plan for civil registration steps in Georgia.

Contact & intake

How to start, what to send, and how we reply with a pathway plan.

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IVF & Surrogacy Services in Tbilisi, Georgia

A successful cross-border IVF and surrogacy journey is mostly about planning. The medical part is handled by licensed fertility clinics; the “stress part” is usually logistics, documents, timelines, and misunderstandings. We focus on the coordination layer: clear steps, clear responsibilities, and clear documentation.

1) Intake & case planning

We begin with a confidential case review and create a written pathway plan: what to prepare, what to submit, when to travel, and how to keep the process moving.

2) IVF clinic coordination

Scheduling support, document packets, reminders for time-sensitive steps, and a clear record of what was provided and when.

3) Surrogate workflow support

A coordinated workflow across parties: consistent communication, checklist-driven progress, and controlled document handling.

4) Embryo/transfer planning support

Non-medical coordination for embryo freezing, storage documentation, and transfer scheduling so you avoid unnecessary delays.

5) Documents, translations & certified copies

We help you prepare clean, consistent document sets and translations so partners can process the case without repeated corrections.

6) Local logistics in Tbilisi

On-the-ground support by appointment: meeting coordination, handling of certified copies, and delivery arrangements as needed.

Who we support

Intended parents starting remotely

You send scanned documents and a short summary. We reply with a pathway plan and a checklist so you know what to prepare before travel.

Intended parents already in Georgia

We can coordinate in-person steps in Tbilisi by appointment and keep the workflow aligned between clinic steps and documentation steps.

IVF steps (typical pathway) — what to expect

IVF protocols vary between clinics and individuals. The goal of this section is not to give medical advice, but to explain how families typically structure the timeline so paperwork and logistics do not slow down clinical milestones.

Medical decisions, medications, and protocol steps must be confirmed with a licensed fertility clinic and physician.

Embryos, freezing (cryopreservation) & embryo transfer planning

Many intended parents ask about “embryo planning”. In practice, this means organizing the workflow around embryo creation, storage decisions, and transfer timing. Your clinic decides the clinical protocol; we help coordinate the non-medical parts.

Common terms (plain English)

How we support (non-medical)

Decisions about embryo transfer, embryo number, and medical risks must be made with your physician.

Surrogacy pathway in Tbilisi, Georgia (workflow overview)

A surrogate mother pathway includes sensitive personal information and multiple stakeholders. Our focus is to keep the workflow structured, respectful, and documented — with clear milestones and clear communication.

Milestone A: confidential intake

We collect your basic information, timeline goals, and required document list, then propose a clear pathway plan.

Milestone B: coordination setup

We align the practical workflow between clinical steps and documentation steps so the case progresses without confusion.

Milestone C: IVF & embryo planning

Scheduling, consent/document readiness, and logistics planning around embryo creation and transfer windows.

Milestone D: documentation bundle

Organized document sets prepared for clinic and (later) civil registration planning, including translations where necessary.

We handle coordination and documentation planning; medical screening and treatment decisions are handled by licensed clinics.

Documents & translations (how to avoid delays)

Delays usually happen when documents do not match across languages (names, dates, spelling), or when a missing page is discovered too late. We help prevent these issues with structured checklists and consistent formatting.

Typical documents to prepare early

  • Passports of intended parents
  • Proof of address (if required by partners)
  • Marriage certificate or civil status documents (as applicable)
  • Medical summaries (if available)
  • Power of Attorney (if any step is remote, as applicable)

Translation & consistency rules (practical)

  • Use the same spelling of names across all documents
  • Use the same date format across the file
  • Keep a single “master list” of IDs and reference numbers
  • Store scanned originals + translated versions together
  • Confirm if certified copies or apostilles are needed for your case

Document needs are case-specific. Clinics and legal advisors may require additional forms depending on protocol and jurisdictional needs.

FAQ — Surrogacy & IVF in Tbilisi, Georgia

Do you provide full-service support?
Yes. We provide end-to-end coordination: case planning, clinic scheduling support, document readiness, translations, and local logistics in Tbilisi. You get a structured pathway plan and a single point of contact.
Do you help with embryos and embryo transfer planning?
We help with the non-medical side: tracking required consents/documents, coordinating schedules, and keeping records organized. Treatment protocol decisions must be made with the fertility clinic and physician.
Can we start remotely before travel to Georgia?
Yes. Many intended parents start remotely. We can review your documents, provide a checklist, and prepare a timeline plan before you travel.
Do you replace doctors or lawyers?
No. We coordinate workflow and documentation. Medical and legal advice must be provided by licensed professionals.
What should I send for the first case review?
A short summary (country, timeline, goal), plus passport scans, civil status documents (if applicable), and any medical summaries you already have. We respond with the recommended next steps and a document checklist.

Contact — confidential consultation

Send a short summary: your country of residence, preferred timeline, and whether you need IVF coordination, surrogacy services, embryo/transfer planning support, or a full-service case-managed pathway.

Email

info@ivfsurrogacy.ge
Response goal: 1 business day

Location

Tbilisi, Georgia
In-person coordination by appointment

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