US Immigration from Italy

I am a U.S. citizen and looking into helping my parents migrate to the US. Long story short, my parents do not live in the States; however, they have a 10-year ban on entry into the US. They left in 2013, making it exactly ten years this year (They left the US voluntarily). For me to petition them and give them a Green Card, can I apply for an I-130, or do I need to do something else before?

Good morning.

I have a problem, maybe it's not the biggest...

I went abroad last month, and on my way back I lost my Green Card. I only noticed it when I was at home, because I showed it together with my passport at the counter of Immigration at Newark Airport.

Assuming I've lost it on my way out from the airport, I asked the "lost and found" service, after going to the Police and signing my report, but no results.

Consequentially, a couple of days ago I filed a I-90 form for requesting a copy. It takes around 8 months to obtain a new document, and 4 months for a biometric appointment.

Considering that I should leave for Italy, and I already have a ticket to leave on July 17 and return on September 15, my question is: what to do?

It will be easy leaving to Italy in July, because I am returning to my country. But which document do I have to show when I come back?

I've been searching and searching on the USCIS website for two days, but so far no response...

I hope you can give me an advice on the topic. Thanks in advance

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