Even if the dividends are from qualified foreign corporations, the dividends could be nonqualified for a number of reasons. For example, the positions could be hedged or may not meet the holding period requirments. If the broker has given -0- and not just a blank, I think it is safest to assume that none of the dividends are qualified.
It's still fairly early in the dividend reporting season, though, so I might also just table it for a few weeks to see if your brokerage firm gives you a corrected 1099.
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