Do you need a solicitor? The 2-minute check
Nine questions about your birth country, your surrogate and your stage. It tells you plainly where you stand — including when to get a solicitor.
Twenty-three short videos filmed in the real app — about twenty minutes in total, most of them under thirty seconds. They’re arranged in the order you’ll meet them. Start at the top, or skip to your stage.
These clips show the international surrogacy journey. Most of it applies to UK domestic arrangements too, but the forms and dates can differ.
You’re home with your baby, and you have six months from the birth to apply for a Parental Order: three court forms and one court bundle. Every form guided, your court bundle built, deadlines tracked.
The first question is not how to apply, it is whether you should be doing this yourself at all.
Nine questions about your birth country, your surrogate and your stage. It tells you plainly where you stand — including when to get a solicitor.
A straight comparison, including the cases where a specialist solicitor is genuinely the right call and we will say so.
The one deadline that shapes everything else, and how your dates are worked out from your baby’s birth.
Three narrated tours of the screens you will live in, and the timeline in twenty-four seconds if you would rather just see it.
Start free, create your account, run the two-minute setup. Your filing deadline, dashboard and first steps are worked out for you.
Where everything lives, what each number means, and what to do next. Filmed on the real dashboard.
The full map of your case, stage by stage, from the birth through to the final hearing.
Every key date worked out from your baby’s birth date, a live countdown to the filing deadline, and a clear next step.
Most of the work that saves you trouble later happens before you fly home.
The work that saves you weeks later. Most of it happens before you fly home.
The Mexico journey end to end, with notaries, translators and the documents you need before you leave.
The Colombia route, the paperwork, and how it feeds into your Parental Order application.
What the North Cyprus journey involves and what to gather while you are still there.
Three court forms, each with its own traps. This is where the guidance earns its keep.
Tap any numbered field for plain-English guidance beside the form. Every field is flagged straightforward, read carefully, or consider legal advice.
The application itself, walked through properly — what each section is asking for and the answers that cause trouble.
When she can sign, how it is translated and notarised, and a country guide for where your baby was born.
Signed with C52 at one notary visit. Every field explained, and exactly where it fits in your timeline.
Ask about any amber or red field in your own words. Answers are grounded in SOL’s guidance for that field.
The part that takes the longest, and the part that replaces the most expensive thing a solicitor does.
A live readiness score, your witness statement drafted section by section, and every s.54 condition tied to its evidence.
The longest video we made, because the bundle is the part that takes the most time — and the part a solicitor charges most to do.
The finished article, paginated and indexed, so you know what you are working towards.
Getting it to the court, and the visit that follows.
What to send, where to send it, and what “issued” actually means for your six-month deadline.
What the parental order reporter is there to do, what they are not there to do, and how to prepare.
When you would rather ask a human. How to reach the team and what they can help with.
The C51 guide and your timeline are free to explore. No account or card needed.
Clips show a demo account with made-up details. Walkthrough voiceover is AI-generated. PO Navigator is guidance, not legal advice. Music: “Happy Beats & Business Moves” Vol. 10 and 11 by Sascha Ende, ende.app, licensed under CC BY 4.0.