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Your decision could help someone take the next step toward parenthood. Learn what egg donation involves, understand the commitment, and start a conversation with Irvine Surrogacy.
Egg donation gives individuals and couples another path to building a family. At Irvine Surrogacy, base compensation for egg donors starts at $10,000 per completed donation cycle, with payment terms outlined in the donor agreement.The process takes place at a fertility clinic under the care of a reproductive specialist. Donor screening includes a review of personal and family medical history, along with medical and genetic evaluations to help determine eligibility.
Intended parents may consider a donor’s background, interests, education, and physical characteristics when choosing a match. Some look for shared features, such as hair or eye color, while others feel connected to a donor’s personality and personal story.
ISA offers anonymous egg donation. If both parties are interested, a video meeting may be arranged by mutual agreement. Expectations about privacy and future contact are discussed before proceeding and documented in the donation agreement.
ISA welcomes applications from adults age 18 and older. We start by learning about you, your background, and your reasons for donating. You will have an opportunity to ask questions before deciding whether to continue. A fertility clinic evaluates medical suitability before any donation cycle begins.
You do not need to have donated before. Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance, a match, compensation, or a donation cycle.
Complete your application and share photos, your background and self-reported health history.
Discuss your interests, availability, questions and next steps with our team.
ISA reviews your information. Matching, when applicable, depends on the program and intended parents.
Complete the required evaluations and review the agreement and arrangements before treatment.
If cleared, follow the clinic’s medication schedule, attend monitoring and complete the retrieval procedure.
Follow your clinic’s recovery instructions and attend any requested follow-up. Report symptoms to your clinical team.
Yes. ISA accepts applications from people 18 and older. A clinic may use a different age range or other criteria for medical approval.
No prior experience is required to submit an ISA application. Tell us about any previous donations so that they can be reviewed.
A clinic typically conducts screening, prescribes ovarian-stimulation medication, monitors your response and performs egg retrieval under sedation or anesthesia. Your clinic explains your individual schedule and care.
Egg donation involves injections, monitoring and a medical procedure. Risks include ovarian hyperstimulation, bleeding, infection and anesthesia-related complications. Your clinician should explain these and your individual risks before you consent.
Application review, matching and screening can vary considerably. The active cycle requires reliable availability. ISA and the clinic will discuss the expected schedule before you commit.
Yes. The average base compensation starts with $10,000. Ask ISA about the current compensation terms and covered expenses. Any applicable amounts, payment conditions and travel arrangements should be provided in writing. Payment is not guaranteed by submitting this form.
Yes. ISA offers anonymous donation, meaning your identity is not shared with recipients through the program.
Tell ISA and the clinic about every prior cycle. Repeat donation requires a fresh review; ASRM generally recommends no more than six stimulated donation cycles.
ISA reviews applications for its own donor recruitment and follow-up. Answers and photos are available to authorized staff rather than displayed publicly on this page.
Please complete the form accurately, and select Unknown where you do not know. Your answers are submitted privately to us.
