I'm going to do a withdrawal on my SSDI but I've been collecting for last two and a half years is that possible? Total money I got from them was $3,400. I know I will have to return that in full

Hi,

Yes, it's possible to withdraw a claim for Social Security disability (SSDI) benefits provided that you refund all of the benefits you've received. Unlike withdrawing a claim for Social Security retirement benefits, there is no set time limit on when your request for withdrawal of a claim for SSDI benefits must be filed.

You don't mention why you want to withdraw your claim, so I can't give you any advice about whether or not it's a good idea to do so. You should be aware, though, that withdrawing your claim might adversely affect your future Social Security retirement benefit rate. Also, you probably won't be eligible for Medicare if you withdraw your claim, unless you are at least age 65. Furthermore, if Medicare has paid any of your medical bills based on your SSDI eligibility you would need to reimburse them for those charges.

Best, Jerry