Question 1

What happens after I'm matched with Intended Parents?

Accepted Answer

After matching, you'll undergo medical screening (which may be arranged at a clinic near you for convenience), complete legal agreements, and then travel to the Intended Parents' designated IVF clinic for sample collection. The entire post-match process typically takes 4-8 weeks. All travel and related expenses are covered by the Intended Parents.

Question 2

Where does sample collection take place?

Accepted Answer

Sample collection takes place at the Intended Parents' designated IVF clinic. If the clinic is not in your local area, all travel expenses — including flights, accommodation, and meals — are fully covered by the Intended Parents.

Question 3

Can I continue my normal activities while going through the donation process?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sperm donation does not interfere with your daily routine, work, or exercise. You may be asked to abstain from ejaculation for 2-5 days before sample collection to ensure optimal quality.

Question 4

What if my sample doesn't meet quality standards?

Accepted Answer

It's normal for sample quality to vary. If a sample doesn't meet the required standards, you may be asked to return for another collection. Your coordinator and the IVF clinic team will provide guidance on how to optimize sample quality.

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Sperm Donation

The Sperm Donation Process

Application

Medical Screening

Psychological Evaluation

Legal Consultation & Contract

Sample Collection

Compensation & Follow-Up

Sperm Donor Requirements

Sperm Donor Compensation

Frequently Asked Questions

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