The in vitro fertilization in the United States not only brings good news to infertile patients, but also fulfills the desire of many gay families to have children. More and more same-sex couples are paying attention to assisted reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization, hoping to have their own children and a complete family. Can Americans/gay men/homosexuals have in vitro fertilization?

1、 Can male homosexuals go to the United States to do in vitro fertilization?

Of course, same-sex individuals can also have their own babies through IVF technology. However, according to the current domestic environment, same-sex relationships cannot be legally married and have children, and many people in China still hold biases against this. So if domestic homosexuals want to have their own children through in vitro fertilization, they can go to countries such as the United States.

IVF-ET, also known as in vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology, also known as "in vitro fertilization", refers to the technique of removing eggs and sperm from the human body, fertilizing them in vitro, developing into embryos, and then transplanting them back into the mother's uterus to achieve the purpose of conception.

The process of male homosexual in vitro fertilization often involves the selection of eggs and pregnant mothers, and then obtaining the client's sperm to complete in vitro fertilization. Then, by observing the development of the embryo, healthy fertilized eggs are selected and transplanted into the pregnant mother's body in vitro.

At present, same-sex marriage has not been legalized in China, and China explicitly prohibits any form of in vitro fertilization. So the domestic IVF market is an "underground" behavior that is not standardized in all aspects. Our same-sex lovers must undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) in a country where IVF is legalized in order to have their own children legally.

After investigation, it was found that the main concerns of same-sex couples in IVF are mainly concentrated in these categories, including price, relevant legal support, how to choose sperm and eggs, as well as the credit and services of IVF mothers and intermediaries, the quality of reproductive centers, the nationality and upbringing of children after birth, etc. Whether there is mature legal protection, a complete IVF market, and standardized procedures are the first factors that many people consider before starting IVF. Compared to other countries, the legal system for in vitro fertilization in the United States is more mature and the market is more regulated, making it the preferred choice for homosexuals to undergo in vitro fertilization.

2、 How about in vitro technology in the United States?

Firstly, assisted reproductive health and in vitro fertilization have mature laws and regulations in the United States, and are also one of the strictest areas regulated by the US government. The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) and the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) have the strictest and most comprehensive self-regulation standards in their industry worldwide. All assisted reproductive medical services must be strictly executed in accordance with the legal contract process signed.

Secondly, the process of in vitro fertilization in the United States is standardized and transparent, with various institutions supervising each other and fulfilling their respective responsibilities. According to US law, in vitro fertilization or egg donation services must involve an intermediary company (USAMUM) (the entire process arrangement of in vitro fertilization/egg donation), a lawyer (legal process), a psychologist (psychological assessment), an insurance company, and an in vitro fertilization institution (hospital). Each institution performs its own duties, supervises each other, and works together to achieve the desire of expectant parents to have children, avoiding unnecessary medical disputes.

Thirdly, a baby can acquire American citizenship upon birth. This is American territorialism. Babies born in the United States are American citizens. They enjoy all rights such as compulsory education, social welfare, and the right to vote, as well as the right to vote and be elected. In the future, they will enjoy visa free treatment from over 180 diplomatic countries. Children over the age of 21 can apply for a permanent green card for their parents. Even if this child never sets foot in the United States again for life, he will still not lose his citizenship.

3、 Are there any restrictions on test tubes in the United States

Among other states that allow in vitro fertilization, California is the most popular. The California court interprets various cases related to in vitro fertilization using the "Unified Parent-child Law", which not only allows commercial in vitro fertilization, but also regularly strengthens the legal validity of in vitro fertilization contracts. In addition, California also allows all types of intended parents, such as married parents, unmarried parents, and homosexual parents, to establish legal parental authority without going through legal procedures such as litigation or adoption before the birth of their children.

Additionally, as mentioned earlier, not every state allows in vitro fertilization, which should be taken into account when choosing to assist mothers.