Prohibits surrogacy agencies from facilitating agreements with sex offenders and voids such agreements.
The Protecting Kids from Creeps Act prohibits surrogacy agencies from facilitating agreements with sex offenders. Employees of surrogacy agencies and sex offenders who knowingly enter into such agreements face fines and imprisonment. Unlawful surrogacy agreements are void and unenforceable, with custody determined by state law based on the child's best interests. Agencies convicted of violations lose their tax-exempt status and federal grant eligibility. The Attorney General can pursue civil penalties against offenders.
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