You do not need to have every answer before contacting us. Tell the Tbilisi team where you are starting from, and we will help identify the most useful next conversation.
Intended parents and prospective surrogate mothers can use the private form on this page to send a short introduction directly to info@surrogatemother.ge. You can also request a Zoom or WhatsApp call by appointment, message +995 558 563 678 or email the team.
Choose the right way to begin
Tell us where you are starting from. The Tbilisi coordination team will identify the most useful first conversation and can arrange a private Zoom or WhatsApp call by appointment.
Speak with the Tbilisi team
For privacy, begin with a short summary and wait for instructions before sending identity or full medical records. Read our privacy information.
Tell us where your journey begins
Send a short, non-sensitive introduction. Your message will go to info@surrogatemother.ge; the team can reply by email or arrange a Zoom or WhatsApp call by appointment.
Choose how you would like to begin
Different enquiries need different first conversations. Intended parents, prospective surrogates and professional advisers can each start with a short route that reaches the right team without sending a full private file before its relevance and handling have been confirmed.
| Your starting point | Recommended first step |
|---|---|
| I am considering surrogacy as an intended parent | Request a private GENOVIA case review |
| I am considering becoming a surrogate | Begin the confidential surrogate application |
| I am a professional or referring adviser | Email a concise case introduction |
| I already have a coordinator | Continue through your confirmed contact channel |
A short introduction is enough
A useful first message gives context without oversharing. It should help the team understand your role, location, stage and immediate question so the next conversation can be prepared, while passports and complete medical records remain private until they are specifically requested.
- Whether you are an intended parent or prospective surrogate
- Your country or city of residence
- Whether embryos already exist, if relevant
- Your preferred language, contact method and time zone
- The question you most want answered first
What happens after your enquiry
The coordination team reviews your starting point and arranges the most relevant next conversation. You may request a private Zoom or WhatsApp call and suggest a convenient time; the team will confirm the appointment before the call. Medical questions are directed to the treating clinic; matching, scheduling and practical questions stay with your coordinator; individual legal and document questions go to the appropriate professional.
Meet us in Tbilisi
GENOVIA’s office is at 49 Besarion Zhgenti Street, Floor 1, Apartment 20, Tbilisi. Conversations are arranged in advance so the team can prepare for your medical starting point, family-building goals or surrogate-application questions.
Share sensitive records only when requested
Begin with a short summary rather than passports or full medical files. If records are needed, the team will explain which documents are relevant and the appropriate way to provide them.
Questions people ask about Contact the Surrogacy Team in Tbilisi
Clear answers for real decisions: what to prepare, who is responsible and what can change the plan.
The form is processed on the SurrogateMother.ge server and emailed directly to GENOVIA LLC at info@surrogatemother.ge. No external form-relay service is used. The Tbilisi coordination team reviews the message and identifies the appropriate next conversation. Use the form for a short introduction only; do not submit passports, complete medical files, genetic reports or financial-account information.
Yes. Request an appointment and include your preferred call format, time zone and a few suitable times. For a short first exchange, use WhatsApp at +995 558 563 678. Do not send unnecessary identity or medical records through ordinary messaging.
No. Start with a short summary. A licensed clinic should request the specific records it needs through a suitable secure channel.
A short, practical outline is enough: tell us whether you are an intended parent or prospective surrogate mother, your country and time zone, the stage you have reached, and the main question you want to resolve. Intended parents may also mention whether embryos already exist; prospective surrogates may briefly describe previous pregnancies. Please do not attach passports or complete medical records to the first message. We will first identify the right conversation and explain what, if anything, is genuinely needed next.
Yes. Select the option that describes you so the enquiry reaches the right person. Intended parents can request a private case review covering their medical starting point, Georgia planning and the route home with a child. Prospective surrogate mothers can request a confidential introductory call about health screening, support, consent and how the programme works. Sending the form is only a request for conversation; it does not create an application, commitment or approval.
Share sensitive records only after the team confirms why a document is needed, who will review it and which secure route to use. A clinic may later need medical, reproductive or embryology records for a professional assessment, while a document adviser may need identity or civil-status evidence for a defined task. The first enquiry should stay concise. Keeping the initial message light protects privacy and lets us avoid collecting material that is not relevant to your next step.
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