to swear the oath of citizenship on a holy book of your choice, please bring it with you to the ceremony. You must bring all original immigration documents in your possession to the citizenship ceremony. If you have a permanent resident card, you must bring it. If you became a permanent resident before June 28, 2002, you must bring your immigration Record of Landing (IMM 1000). If you have both of these documents, bring both of them to the ceremony. Once you have taken the oath at a citizenship ceremony, you will be a Canadian citizen. You will also receive your citizenship certificate. It is neither a travel document nor an identity document. Any Canadian citizen wanting to travel outside Canada must obtain a Canadian passport . Questions 1. What should I do if I move after I apply for citizenship? You should notify CIC right away. You can change your address online at www.cic.gc.ca or you can contact the CIC Call Centre (see " Contact Information " at the end of this publication). When you change your address, you will have to provide both your old and new addresses. 2. How much does it cost to apply for Canadian citizenship? The fee for adults is C$ 200, which includes a C$ 100 processing fee and a C$ 100 right of citizenship fee. For children under 18, there is a C$ 100 processing fee only. 3. What if my application is turned down? Will I get my money back? If