No; if you’re already pregnant, it’s too late to consider surrogacy. The surrogacy process requires a lot of planning before becoming pregnant. With surrogacy, a woman carries and delivers a child for another couple. The surrogate isn’t genetically related to the child because she doesn’t provide the egg.
Surrogacy is a pre-arranged pregnancy using any combination of the intended parents’ (or a donor’s) eggs or sperm. An embryo is made through in vitro fertilization. Then, doctors transfer the embryo to the surrogate’s womb.
Since you’re already pregnant, you can choose adoption for this pregnancy, and you may be able to get help with living expenses depending on your state law.