About Renee
Renee Dagher earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in 1992. She moved into immigration law soon after and built a practice grounded in the procedural and human sides of the field. Her legal education was followed by steady involvement in professional circles that kept her connected to changes in federal immigration policy.
Her early career included work at the Law Office of George Mann & Associates beginning in 2003. That role was followed the same year by a position at Dagher, Goodman & Dagher, PLLC, where she continued to concentrate on immigration and naturalization matters. In 2013 she opened Dagher Immigration Law, the office she now leads. Over the years she has handled a range of client needs tied to visas, permanent residence, and citizenship applications.
Dagher has been a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 1992. That long-standing membership has kept her in regular contact with colleagues around the country and informed about administrative and legislative shifts affecting clients. Her professional affiliations reflect a sustained involvement in the immigration bar rather than sporadic participation.
Her practice centers on the legal processes that determine who may live and work in the United States and who may become a citizen. She represents individuals and families in matters related to immigration and naturalization, guiding them through application steps and administrative reviews. Her day-to-day work requires attention to filing deadlines, documentary support, and an understanding of procedural options when cases encounter delays or denials.
Colleagues describe her as methodical and steady in handling casework. She approaches client interviews and case preparation with an emphasis on clarity; she aims to set expectations about process and timing early. Court appearances and administrative hearings are part of the docket, alongside routine petition work. She has operated chiefly in Michigan throughout her career.
Renee Dagher maintains her practice at Dagher Immigration Law. Her office continues to serve Michigan residents on matters of immigration and naturalization, offering representation and counsel on those issues.
