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I have had one cycle with frozen embies. Sadly it ended in an ectopic pregnancy. This is rare, but possible with any IVF or FET procedure.
We did not have to have a home study. We worked directly with our clinic's program. I know not all clinics have embryo donation programs. We live in the Seattle area. There can be a wait for these programs depending on availability of the race of embies you desire.
There are embryo adoption programs (Snowflake for example) where you are required to go through the adoption process including home study. You can go to their web site to get more info.
We ended up going with donor eggs. Embryo donation is much less expensive than donor egg though.
I hope you find a program that fits for you and I hope you get your baby soon.
Kay
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9/22/09 Single frozen embryo transfer 
+ HPT 10/27/09 5dp5dt 
10/01/09 Beta #1 181
10/03/09 Beta #2 487 thank you Lord!
10/05/09 Beta #3 1077
10/20/09 first u/s one beautiful baby with HB 124
10/29/09 u/s HB 172
11/06/09 first OB apt
Due Date: June 10, 2010
2/25/08- ET- 2 grade A blasts
3/2/08 clear blue digital says "PREGNANT" 6dp5dt
3/6/08 Beta - Thank you God! 401!
3/8/08 Beta #2- Praise God! 914
3/10/08 Beta #3- God is good! 1901
u/s 3/21/08- One sack with cardiac activity
u/s #2 3/27/08- baby looking great HR 139
u/s #3 4/08/08- HR 170 baby looks great.
4/29/08- NT scan. Everything looks good.
6/16/08- Anatomy scan Girl!!
Clara Ruth born October 9th 2008
beautiful baby girl, a wonderful gift from God
4 months: 13 lbs, 25 inches
6 months: 16 lbs, 27inches
9 months 18 lbs (47%) 29 inches (90%)
12 months 21 lbs (48%) 31 inches (93%)
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