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  • Known Sperm Donor Agreement Intake Questionnaire

    Burroughs Law Office, P.C. (dba) Frugal Legal Services
  • The following are explanations of some common terms used throughout this intake questionnaire:

    1. Recipient: This is the individual who is attempting to create a child and to become the child's parent. They are receiving the sperm donation from the donor.

    2. Recipient's Spouse: This is the person who is lawfully married to the recipient.

    3. Donor: A donor is an individual who produces sperm used for assisted reproduction, whether or not for consideration.

    4. Donor's Spouse: This is the person who is lawfully married to the donor. 

  • Information About Recipient

    The following questions pertain to the person who is receiving the donor sperm.
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  • Information About the Recipient's Spouse

    The following questions pertain to the person who is married to the recipient.
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  • Information About the Donor

    The following questions pertain to the person who is donating their sperm.
  • FYI: Reimbursement and Compensation Provisions

    Reimbursement and compensation is typically not provided for private, known sperm donors. However, the following information is provided regarding reimbusrement and compensation for surrogacy contracts for information purposes only. Please note that a contract is void and unenforceable if compensation is paid.

    REIMBURSEMENT

    1. A donor may receive reimbursement for economic losses resulting from the retrieval or storage of gametes and incurred after the donor has entered into a valid agreement in a record to be a donor.

    2. Economic losses occurring before the donor has entered into a valid agreement in a record to be a donor may not be reimbursed except as provided for in the next paragraph.

    3. Premiums paid for insurance against economic losses directly resulting from the retrieval or storage of gametes for donation may be reimbursed, even if such premiums have been paid before the donor has entered into a valid agreement in a record, so long as such agreement becomes valid and effective before the gametes are used in assisted reproduction in accordance with the agreement.

    COMPENSATION

    1. The consideration, if any, paid to a donor must be reasonable and negotiated in good faith between the parties.

    2. Compensation may not be conditioned upon the purported quality or genome-related traits of the gametes.

    3. Compensation may not be conditioned on actual genotypic or phenotypic characteristics of the donor or the child.

  • Information About the Intended Physician/Third Party

    The following questions pertain to the intended physician/third party employed to collect the sperm specimen and to perform the artificial insemination.
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