Any person who makes, alters, repairs, or in any way enhances the value of any vehicle, automobile, machinery, or farm implement or tool or shoes a horse or horses or mule or mules, at the request of or with the consent of the owner or owners thereof, shall have a lien upon such vehicle, automobile, machinery, farm implement or tool, horse or horses, or mule or mules, in cases when he or she has parted with the possession thereof, for his or her reasonable or agreed charges for work done or material furnished. The person making such repairs, furnishing such material, or performing such work shall file in the office of the clerk of the county in which such work was done, material was furnished, or property is kept, within sixty days after performing such work or furnishing such material, a verified statement containing
(1) the name and address and the social security number or federal tax identification number of such person,
(2) the name and address and the social security number or federal tax identification number, if known, of the person for whom the work was done or the material was furnished,
(3) a description of the work done or material furnished,
(4) a description of the article so made, repaired, altered, or enhanced in value or for which material was furnished or upon which such work was performed, and
(5) the amount due for such work done or material furnished. The failure to include the social security number or federal tax identification number shall not render any filing unperfected. At the time the lien is filed, the lienholder shall send a copy to the person for whom the work was done or material was furnished.