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Mail us a request to cancel your application Download Form 521: Request for Withdrawal of Application (PDF). Then, find the Social Security office closest to your home and mail us the completed form.
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The claimant must submit a request to withdraw a benefit application in writing, preferably on form SSA-521 (Request for Withdrawal of Application). The withdrawal request must include the specific class of benefit(s) they want to withdraw and include a clear explanation as to why they are requesting the WD.
The cancellation request must: Be filed while the claimant is alive; Be signed by a proper applicant (see SI 00601.012); Give a reason for the cancellation; and. Be filed with SSA within 60 days after the date of the notice of withdrawal approval. See SI 00601.050D. for an explanation of "filed with SSA".
To withdraw your claim, you must meet all of the requirements, including making the request in writing and repaying the benefits that you received. If you withdraw your claim, you may re-apply at a future date. For more information go to our Withdrawing Your Social Security Retirement Application page.