Advice related to invalid registration to become an interested party as no relevant representation was included.

Thank you for registering your interest for the Mynydd y Gwynt Wind Farm project - EN010020.
Unfortunately, having reviewed your electronic form we feel your registration is currently incomplete. In order to deem your registration as valid, you will need to make a representation as part of your registration. Your representation should outline the principal submissions you propose to make in respect of the application and should state matters such as whether you agree or disagree with the application, what you consider the main issues are, and their impact. The principal issues you outline can then later be expanded and supported with evidence if you choose to submit a written representation, during the examination stage.
The content of relevant representations can vary from technical information from statutory consultees to locally-based information on how day-to-day lives will be affected. It is important that any issues you may have with the proposed application are raised as early as possible during this stage to allow such issues to be fed-in to the examination from the outset. Relevant representations also assist with developing the Examining Authority?s knowledge of the local area and the benefits/impacts the project would entail if consented.
Mynydd y Gwynt Ltd, the applicant of the Mynydd y Gwynt Wind Farm proposal, have set out that the registration period closes on Friday 17 October 2014 at 11:59pm. Therefore you have until this date to expand your representation, otherwise unfortunately we might not be able to accept your registration and you may not become an interested party.
You can either submit your representation by email or post to the details below. Once we have received your representation, we will update your registration form accordingly and you will continue to use the same reference: 10029979. As an interested party, you will be entitled to actively participate in the examination and the Planning Inspectorate will commit to keeping you informed at every step of the process.
For guidance on submitting a relevant representation please view our external advice note 8.3 - How to register and become an interested party in an application - attachment 1.
Please feel free to contact us on the details below if you would like to discuss any matters raised in this email.