I-134 & Joint Sponsor

[Rich&Ashmani 4]

When I declare my income for the I-134 form for the K1 Visa, I believe I will run into problems. I know I need to include W2's/Tax Returns/ect for the past 3 years; but the problem is that 2012-13 I was deployed so all the money I made was nontaxable income (making it appear as if I had made almost nothing for the whole year). Now I am National Guard and that W2 alone doesn't cover the 125% poverty, and I am, and have been since I came home, a full time student, leaving me with no "Job Letter."

My GI Bill, school grants, BHA, National Guard checks and Disability (from deployment injuries) make up my income to which I have an ample amount to live off of. None of these except the NG checks can be taxed making the others unable to be claimed as income; and so because of all of this I appear to not be able to even support myself let alone my fiance.

Is this going to essentially require me to have a Joint Sponsor?

Also, if it matters much, I have quite a bit in savings (I don't know if there is an amount that clears me of this trouble of lack of income), a substantial amount more in assets, and even more in life insurance (I only add that here because of the slot it has on the form).

Thanks in advance!

[Anh map 2,098]

It isn't taxable income that is evaluated, it is income. If you meet the income level you are ok.

[Rich&Ashmani 4]

Ah ok thank you that eases a lot of worries. Is there any separate form I need to fill out or something?