When a One Person Company has been incorporated, the Registrar of Companies issues it a Certificate of Incorporation that is meant to acknowledge the inception of such a Company. Once the OPC name is entered into the register of Companies, it cannot be struck off until the OPC applies for the closure of the Company or is processed by the consequences of law. Another instance of the OPC name being struck off is when the company does not commence its business on time, or does not submit its yearly returns. The Registrar of Companies can suo motto strike off the name of the OPC in such cases.