Surrogacy law by state
Surrogacy in New Mexico
New Mexico law neither prohibits nor expressly regulates gestational surrogacy. It is practiced and parentage orders are commonly granted.
Permitted, with conditions
Key facts
- Overall
- Permitted, with conditions
- Governing law
- No specific statute; case law and court practice
- Pre-birth parentage orders
- Often granted
- Angel Heart Surrogacy surrogates
- Accepted
For intended parents
A journey with a surrogate in New Mexico is often possible, but depends on your circumstances, such as marriage or a genetic connection, and on the court. If you live in New Mexico, you can also work with a surrogate in a supportive state.
For surrogates
Angel Heart Surrogacy accepts applications from surrogates who live in New Mexico.
Become a surrogate in New Mexico


