Showing posts with label Canadian surrogacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canadian surrogacy. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 August 2014

Celebrating Ganesh Puja-the Kiran Infertility centre Way!!

Ganapati Pooja at KIC-Ganesha also spelled Ganesh, and also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is a widely worshipped God in Hinduism.His image is found throughout India and Nepal.Devotion to Ganesha is widely diffused and extends to Jains, Buddhists, and beyond India and some of Our Patients from Abroad also have kept Ganesha Idols with them because they believe that Ganesha will bless them with a child.
Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles, the patron of arts and sciences and the God of intellect and wisdom.As the God of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of rituals and ceremonies. Ganesha is also invoked as patron of letters and learning during writing sessions.
Photo: Ganapati Pooja at KIC-Ganesha  also spelled Ganesh, and also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is a widely worshipped God in Hinduism.His image is found throughout India and Nepal.Devotion to Ganesha is widely diffused and extends to Jains, Buddhists, and beyond India and some of Our Patients from Abroad also have kept Ganesha Idols with them because they believe that Ganesha will bless them with a child.
Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles, the patron of arts and sciences and the God of intellect and wisdom.As the God of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of rituals and ceremonies. Ganesha is also invoked as patron of letters and learning during writing sessions.

Presenting the Beautiful Lola Parra from Barcelona,Spain

Our Patients from Spain -Juan and Nello who had their beautiful litttle angel with the help of our Surrogacy Program sent us this really beautiful E card.she is so beautiful and those Angelic eyes speak volumes.God bless their family.
Photo: A special day!

Wednesday, 16 July 2014

foreign surrogate baby issued Indian passport

For the very first time in India, Hyderabad passport officials have issued a passport to an Non Resident Indian (NRI) couple’s surrogate baby
Till now, the passport guidelines did not include babies born out of surrogacy and there was a mandate for a biological declaration by the father of the baby to get a passport. This is the very first time that even surrogate babies have been given the facility of getting passports issued on their names.
In two similar cases last year, one involving a US-based Hyderabadi couple and another involving a Jamaican and American couple, who wanted surrogate babies born to Indian women

The Jamaican woman, who approached the Jamaican consulate in Delhi, was directed to the passport officer in Hyderabad. Finally, an identity certificate to the newborn surrogate baby, with a verification report, was submitted by the Hyderabad police and the woman was able to go home with her son.
“After encountering such a rare case, the Regional Passport Officer wrote to the ministry of external affairs seeking guidelines for such cases. But so far no such guidelines have been received,” an official said.
One issue that still needs to be addressed pertains to the name to be mentioned on the surrogate baby’s passport. Should it be the biological mother’s name, or should surrogacy be mentioned?

Monday, 7 July 2014

Surrogacy in Singapore and baby in India.

We are very Happy to announce the birth of a baby girl for Mrs and Mr.P.Ramulu from Singapore.
the little Angel was born today morning and weighs 2800 grams and both mother and baby are doing well.

Saturday, 5 July 2014

Surrogacy Australia

we are Very happy for Neil and Mellissa Smith from Australia on the birth of their Little Angel.she was born today morning with the help of the KIC Surrogacy program.both mother and daughter are doing well and are healthy.we wish the family well. 
Photo: we are Very happy for Neil and Mellissa Smith from Australia on the birth of their Little Angel.she was born today morning with the help of the KIC Surrogacy program.both mother and daughter are doing well and are healthy.we wish the family well. 

Wednesday, 2 July 2014

Brasilian parents opt for Surrogacy In India.

Estamos muito felizes por Elaine Tomasi e Neoclides Picoli do Brasil para o nascimento de seu filho João Arthur.seen nesta foto com Dr.Samit Sekhar.
a Copa do Mundo talvez acontecendo em seu país, mas para eles o seu filho é o prêmio mais importante do mundo.
 
Translation
We are delighted to Elaine Tomasi and Neoclides Picoli of Brazil for the birth of his son John Arthur.seen this photo with Dr.Samit Sekhar.
maybe the World Cup happening in their country, but for them their child is the most important award in the world.

 
 

Surrogacy and soccer.

so the quarter finals are confirmed and below is the schedule.we had a peculiar situation last night,i recieved a call from the on duty staff that it was 1.30 am in the morning and the surrogate were all awake and refusing to sleep.reason?they wanted to watch last night's Germany vs Algeria game.i spoke to them over the phone and they promised to turn off the tv as soon as the game ends in 90 minutes.well guess what?the game went to extra time and they finally slept at around 3 in the morning.

who were they supporting??-Algeria!!

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Saturday 05 July

Change to your time
05 Jul 2014 - 17:00 Local time
Quarter-finals
Arena Fonte Nova
Salvador
Netherlands
Netherlands
Costa Rica
Costa Rica
17:00

Thursday, 26 June 2014

Surrogacy provisions in the INDIAN ART draft bill.



According to draft bill provisions, no woman less than 21 years of age and over 35 years can act as a surrogate mother
Women in India cannot act as surrogates for more than three successful births, including of their own children, and it would be mandatory for surrogate mothers to have a minimum two-year interval between two deliveries to ensure they remain healthy.
These landmark provisions are part of the proposed draft Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) Bill which the government plans to bring to the Cabinet before introducing in Parliament for passage. 
The bill, a first in India's history, seeks to monitor the unregulated sector of ART clinics, which offer infertility solutions to couples at huge costs, besides preventing commercial surrogacy and safeguarding the rights of surrogate mothers and children born out of surrogacy arrangements.
An estimated 15 per cent couples worldwide are infertile, making ART services critical.
The draft ART Bill seeks to fill these gaps and addresses "ethical, legal issues related to gamete donation, surrogacy and nationality of the child born out of ART in INDIA."
The bill is significant as currently there is no supervisory body in the country under which ART clinics offering services, including surrogacy to infertile couples, can be placed and there is no system to monitor these services and ensure that surrogate mothers are well taken care of.
According to draft bill provisions, no woman less than 21 years of age and over 35 years can act as a surrogate mother.
The bill also, for the first time, states conditions for foreign couples seeking to hire surrogates in India.


Thursday, 19 June 2014

surrogacy in India-Process and Timeline for canadian babies.

Mrs and Mr.Feiwei Yang with their baby.they are from Canada and their baby was born last month and now they are back home in Canada within a short span of 4 weeks
i must say that Apart from the American post birth process,the Canadian process with the Canadian Embassy in New Delhi is also quick,effective and streamlined.they do a DNA test between the child and the genetic parent and once it matches they issue the passport and citizenship to the newborn.
roughly about 2 to 3 weeks is needed from the canadian consulate to grant citizenship and passport for the baby.
EVENT TIMELINE  for canadians post birth

Preparation Before Going To India

1. Apply for Medical Visa.  Since the visa is usually valid for 3 months, and you may need to stay
in India for 2 months to complete everything, you may not want to start applying too early.  Or
you may want to apply for a 6-month multiple entry medical visa.

2. Email Canadian Embassy in New Delhi at DELHICANADACONSUL@international.gc.ca to inform them you're going to get your baby born through surrogacy and ask them what you need
to know and prepare. 

3. Fill the citizenship and passport application forms as much as you can, so you can identify
what you need to do once you're in India.

4. Choose and hire a Canadian DNA testing company approved by Canada for immigration purpose. This company will set up a DNA file for you and inform the Canadian Embassy in Delhi.    



Day 1: Birth

Day 3: Release from Hospital. Usually the baby is kept for observation  in the tertiary care hospital for 48 hours post birth

Since many of you are first time parents Rooming in with the baby is essential for 24 hours before discharge

Day 4-Collection of birth certificate
No detectable digital alteration and no additional framing lines should appear in the final photos as they have also resulted rejection of photo in Xiaoping's case.
Day 4 or 5 or 6: Take photo of baby for Canadian citizenship and passport application, and for exit visa application.  All in different sizes.  

While getting pictures clicked Be aware of the following:

- Hold the baby head up to take a picture is better than taking a picture of the baby lying down.  In the latter scenario, the baby's cheek may block the view of their ear(s) resulting rejection of photo.



Day 7: Once you have the birth certificate and other certificates obtained for you by KIC, you can either go to the Embassy to submit application in person or to express mail both citizenship and passport applications by using the DHL Express Center about 10 minute walk from the Service Apartment.  The Center dispatches its packages after 7:30pm once a day.  So you need to go there before 7pm.  Your package will usually arrive at the High Commission of Canada the next day at about 9:30am. 

You can fill most of the application forms while you're in Canada before flying to India. It's better you do this, so you know what you will need to do in India.  (Note: You can use the credit card payment authorization form to pay everything, including the fee to have the baby's passport mailed to you by express mail which takes two days -- if the Embassy mail it on Monday, you'll get it on Wednesday.)

In the passport application, there is a section for Guarantor or its equivalent.  If you can't get the equivalent done in time, you can mail the citizenship application first. The passport application will be process only after the Citizenship is granted which is dependent on the DNA results.

Here is the list of document that you need to include in your baby's citizenship application package:

1. Application Form - signed
2. Photos - 4
3.Original Surrogacy Agreement (notarized) -- 
4. Non-objection Certificate (NOC) - where surrogate gives up rights.
5. Hospital Certificate discharging surrogate and baby.
6. No Dues Certificate (NDC) from the Children’s hospital
7. Hospital Discharge Summary (stating baby's health condition)
8. Embryo Transfer Certificate -- from KIC.
9. No Dues Letter from KIC – 
10. Birth Certificate of the baby.
11. Credit Card payment authorization form.
12. Notarized copy of your passport.  – 
13. Notarized copy of your Medical Visa. – 
All documents should be original or notarized copy of the original.  The Canadian embassy will return all of them to you by mail once they have reviewed your application.

Day 8 (Option 1): Email and Call the Consular Section of the Embassy to follow up to ensure that they have received your application and to check with them if anything is missing in your application.   

Day 8 (Option 2): Fly to Delhi early in the morning to arrive at the Embassy just before it opens, to submit all applications in person.  Here are the advantages of submitting in person:

1. You can have them check your applications to ensure all is correct and nothing missing.

2. You can apply for temporary passport for your baby, which will shorten the passport application process from 11-15 business days to 3-5 business days. For the temporary passport, you have to apply in person!  There is additional fee for this.  But it's worth it.

Day 13 (estimation): Hopefully by this date or an earlier date, the Embassy has approved your citizenship application and has made an appointment for you to submit DNA sample in Hyderabad. 

Day 15 (estimation): Give DNA samples of the baby and yourself at the appointed Dr. office in Hyderabad.  You could have also given your own sample in Canada to familiarize yourself with the sampling process and the forms that go with the sampling process.  The Dr. office will ship your samples to the Canadian company the same day later and give you a tracking number.

Day 16-18 (estimation): Notify your DNA testing company of the upcoming DNA samples.  Track their arrival and follow up with the company to ensure that they test the samples ASAP.  Keep following up with them to get the report ASAP, and have them email the report to canadian consulate

Day 19 (estimation): Follow up with consulate to ensure that they promptly approves the DNA report which means the approval of the citizenship.  Once the Citizenship is approved, ask them to notify the section that processes the passport application to get that process started immediately.  

For passport application, they need you to produce a proof of traveling plan.  

Day 20 (estimation): E-mail and call canadian consulate or 91-11-4178-2590 to ensure that they start processing the passport application right away and inquire about if you miss anything in the application (if you have mailed your application) and also the approximate date you may receive the passport.

Day 25 (estimation): Hopefully you will receive the temporary passport around this day. And KIC would have by now prepared every document for you to apply for exit visa. 

Day 26 (estimation): Go to FRRO with your baby to apply for exit visa. 

You can expect to leave the country with your baby between day 31 to day 35 post birth