You don't report rollover unless you have the form 1099-R. I recommend contacting your broker/administrator to verify if the Form 1099-R will be issued.
However, if the direct rollover was made as a trustee-to-trustee
transfer involving no payment or distribution to you, you should not be
receiving Form 1099-R and there is nothing to report on your tax return.
A
direct rollover, which is the direct payment to you of an eligible rollover
distribution to a traditional IRA or other eligible tax-qualified plan, is reported on Form 1099-R, which you should report in the retirement income section. You will be able to report the form and answer the following questions indicating rollover, which will result as a nontaxable transaction.
