Donor Programs

Donor programs at Amora Fertility — access to an international donor bank. Thorough screening, complete anonymity and legal security.

Become a Sperm Donor

Who Qualifies
Healthy men aged 18–35. Donors undergo medical, psychological, and semen analysis evaluations. Only a small percentage of applicants qualify after strict screening

Safety & Screening
Comprehensive testing includes infectious disease screening (HIV, Hepatitis B/C, Syphilis), genetic testing, and sperm quality analysis. Samples undergo quarantine and final reevaluation before use.

Anonymity
Donation is strictly anonymous and voluntary. Donor identity is protected under Mexican law, and neither recipients nor third parties can access personal information

Selection
Patients can choose from detailed donor profiles based on physical characteristics, blood type, education, and health history.

Become an Egg Donor

Who Qualifies
Women aged 18–33 who pass exhaustive screening. Donors must be healthy, non-smoking, and free of hereditary genetic disorders

Safety & Screening
Evaluation includes medical, psychological, and genetic testing, complete gynecological review, and family history analysis . Blood tests cover CBC, HIV, Hepatitis B/C, Syphilis, and ovarian reserve markers (FSH, AMH)

Anonymity
Egg donation is completely anonymous. The identity of both donor and recipient is protected at all times with total confidentiality

Personalized Matching
Intended parents can express preferences regarding physical characteristics. Blood type compatibility with the recipient couple is also considered for donor assignment

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who can become an egg donor?

Women aged 18 to 33 who pass a comprehensive evaluation: medical, psychological, and in some cases genetic testing, a complete gynecological review, and analysis of personal and family medical history.

Who can become a sperm donor?

Healthy men who meet medical and age criteria and pass infectious disease screening, genetic testing, and semen analysis. Only a small percentage of applicants qualify after strict screening.

Is donation anonymous?

Yes, completely. The identity of both donor and recipient is protected at all times with total confidentiality under current legislation. Neither recipients nor third parties can access the donor's personal information.

Can I choose the donor's characteristics?

You can express preferences regarding physical characteristics, and the blood type of the recipient couple is taken into account to assign the most suitable donor. However, the priority is always the quality and health of the donated eggs.

What screening do donors undergo?

Donors undergo comprehensive testing: infectious disease screening (HIV, Hepatitis B/C, Syphilis, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea), genetic testing, hormonal evaluation, psychological assessment, and review of personal and family medical history.

Is donor compensation allowed in Mexico?

Yes. Mexican law permits compensation for donors, which helps maintain donor availability. However, donation remains voluntary and anonymous, with the primary motivation being to help others build their families.

Do donors have any parental rights?

No. The donor has no legal rights or responsibilities toward the child. The intended parents are the only legal parents on the birth certificate.

How long does a donor program take?

Timelines vary by program. Donor egg IVF typically follows a ~21-day cycle, and some international patients may need to be on-site for only 5–7 days for embryo transfer. Genetic testing may require two separate visits.