Our firm does not match donors and intended parents. If you want to be a sperm donor but do not have a family that you are already working with, you can either contact a local cryobank or use online forums.
Egg, Embryo or Sperm Donor Services in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC
The information below is generally about being a sperm donor and specifically for donors who have already identified intended parents who wish to be the recipients of sperm donation.
By donating sperm, you can help people become parents. If you are matched with a couple whom you intend to donate to, it’s extremely important to work with an experienced attorney to create a binding sperm donor contract that protects you legally. If you are interested, in general, in being a known or identity release donor, contact a cryobank in the area. Our firm works with known donors who have already identified a couple to whom they wish to donate. We can help you negotiate a known sperm donor agreement in DC, Virginia or Maryland that ensures your protection to the extent possible under the law.
We’ll work with you to create a sperm donor agreement and waiver of rights that will ensure your legal protection in accordance with the law as well as protect your identity if you donate anonymously Call us to learn more about the legal process of sperm donation and how we can represent you through that process.

The Medical Process of Sperm Donation
A sample of your frozen semen will be used to create an embryo using a donated egg or the egg of an intended mother. If an embryo is created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) in a lab, that embryo will be transferred to either an intended mother or a gestational surrogate’s uterus. Alternatively, the sperm may be injected into a traditional surrogate or an intended mother using intrauterine insemination.
Unlike egg donors, the medical process for sperm donors is non-invasive and requires very little time investment. However, sperm donors must be carefully screened prior to donating to ensure they’re medically and mentally healthy enough to become a sperm donor. This helps ensure they’re free of any diseases that could be transmitted to the recipient of their sperm.
As with any medical process, you should educate yourself about the process of sperm donation as well as the potential ways your sperm may be used to create a family.
How We Help Sperm Donors in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia
By working with attorneys like us at Modern Family Formation Law Offices, who are experienced with sperm donation laws in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, you can protect yourself with a legal sperm donor contract.
This prevents you from ever being put in the position of assuming parental rights over a child created with your sperm, protects your identity if you wish to remain anonymous, ensures you receive the compensation you’re due and more.

Contact us now for a sperm donation legal contract consultation if you’re interested in helping people become parents.