Hawaii Surrogacy & Donor Psychological Evaluations
ASRM-aligned psychological evaluations for gestational carriers (surrogates), egg, sperm, and embryo donors, and intended parents on every Hawaiian island, including the mental health consultation Hawaii now requires.
Evaluations and consultations in Hawaii
Agencies, fertility clinics, and attorneys in any state can refer a Hawaii candidate directly. About our surrogacy and donor evaluations
Gestational Carrier Psychological Evaluations
Includes the mental health consultation Hawaii law now requires for carriers, plus PAI and a partner interview. What the evaluation covers
Book an EvaluationDonor Psychological Evaluations
Egg, sperm, and embryo donors in Hawaii, directed (identified) and nonidentified. Egg donor · Sperm donor
Book an EvaluationIntended Parent Consultations
For intended and recipient parents working with a Hawaii carrier or donor, on any island. What to expect
Book an IP ConsultationJoint Sessions
Carrier and intended parents together, or recipients with a directed (identified) donor, before the agreement is signed.
Book a Joint SessionHawaii's new surrogacy law
Since January 1, 2026, Hawaii law requires a gestational carrier to complete a mental health consultation with a licensed mental health professional before entering an agreement. Rachel Goldberg is licensed in Hawaii, and the consultation is part of our carrier evaluation, by telehealth from any island.
How it works
Book or get referred
Book directly, or your agency or clinic sends a referral.
Complete intake, then meet
Intake forms are due before the session. The secure video link follows.
Report to your clinic or agency
The written report goes to your clinic, agency, or attorney with your consent.
Becoming a surrogate in Hawaii
Under Hawaii law, you must be at least 21, have given birth to at least one child, and complete a medical evaluation and a mental health consultation, with your own attorney. If you are married, your spouse is also a party to the agreement. What the evaluation covers
Licensed in Hawaii, by telehealth to every island
What Hawaii law requires for gestational surrogacy
Hawaii adopted the Uniform Parentage Act (Act 298, 2025), including a full surrogacy section, effective January 1, 2026 (HRS chapter 584A).
This is a summary for general information, not legal advice. Your reproductive attorney confirms how these requirements apply to your agreement.
Hawaii surrogacy evaluation FAQs
Is surrogacy legal in Hawaii?
Yes. Since January 1, 2026, Hawaii has a surrogacy statute that sets requirements for carriers and intended parents and allows parentage orders before birth.
Is a psychological evaluation required for surrogacy in Hawaii?
Hawaii law requires the gestational carrier to complete a mental health consultation with a licensed mental health professional. Clinics and agencies also require a psychological evaluation before matching.
What are the requirements to be a surrogate in Hawaii?
You must be at least 21, have given birth to at least one child, and complete a medical evaluation and a mental health consultation, with your own attorney.
Can I complete my evaluation virtually from any Hawaiian island?
Yes. Evaluations are by secure telehealth anywhere in Hawaii. Rachel Goldberg is licensed in Hawaii.
Who receives the report?
Your clinic, agency, or attorney, with your written consent.
Fertility counseling in Hawaii
Virtual counseling for individuals and couples across the islands through IVF, donor conception, surrogacy, and pregnancy loss. Infertility & IVF Counseling
Schedule a psychological evaluation in Hawaii
Agencies and clinics: refer a candidate or set up a partnership for your Hawaii cases.