NY A02057

Amends definitions in surrogacy law to clarify "in vitro fertilization" is for assisted reproduction purposes and allows surrogacy agreements to result in a child for a single intended parent (not just parents)

Extends the deadline for intended parents to notify the court of a child's birth from 7 days to 14 days after birth for purposes of amending the judgment of parentage

Streamlines health insurance requirements for surrogates by requiring a single comprehensive policy covering preconception care, prenatal care, major medical treatments, hospitalization, and behavioral health care for the duration of pregnancy plus 12 months post-birth

Modifies life insurance requirements to mandate a $750,000 policy (or maximum qualifying amount) for surrogates, removing references to "contractual liability or accidental death insurance" and allowing surrogates receiving no compensation to waive the payment requirement

Allows surrogacy agreements to be terminated before the surrogate becomes pregnant (rather than before embryo transfer), with intended parents responsible for reimbursing all expenses incurred through termination and any medical costs within 12 months of termination