Birth orders e preplanned adoption
In Florida, married heterosexual couples can obtain both the Pre Birth Order and the Post Birth Order. The Pre Birth Order, or pre-birth order, is not legally required. Furthermore, both parents can be recognized as legal parents, even if only one of them (or neither) is genetically related to the child through a "preplanned adoption".
Family types
Access to surrogacy in Florida is allowed for all types of families without limitations, including heterosexual couples, married and unmarried, married and unmarried same-sex couples, as well as single men and women. The procedure to obtain parenthood varies depending on the status of the intended parents.
Genetic link
Florida is a state that allows individuals and couples to be recognized as legal parents even even without the contribution of genetic material. This applies to cases where embryos are created with sperm and/or egg donors, as well as in the case of embryo adoption.
Regulation of gamete donation
According to the Ch.742.14 FL, sperm and egg donors can never be considered parents of the child when the donation occurs for an assisted reproduction technique. The same principle applies in the case of pre-embryos.
Traditional surrogacy
Traditional surrogacy is permitted by Statue in Florida, which governs a pre-planned adoption by Intended parents from a “volunteer mother,” who is genetically related to the baby she is carrying.
Birth Certificate
In the case of couples, the birth certificate will bear the names of both intended parents. In the case of single parents, it is possible to obtain a birth certificate either with only the name of the intended father or with the name of the surrogate mother as well.