You will receive a 1099-R for a rollover. The Code in box 7 should be a G. With that said, if you move money from a traditional IRA to a Roth, then that is a taxable event and you will receive a 1099-R with a 7 (normal distribution) in Box 7.
If you have not received a 1099-R for a rollover, you should contact the financial advisor who handles your IRA. Whoever your IRA account is with is who you should provide you with the 1099-R.
@DoninGA stated that a rollover is not a contribution. There is a difference between a rollover a contribution. A rollover is when you take funds from one IRA account and move them to another IRA account without taking a distribution. A contribution is when you take your money and give it to a financial advisor to put into an IRA. A rollover you do get a 1099-R with Code G and will not get a 1099-R with a contribution. A 1099-R is given when funds are distributed or when you rollover. Should you move funds from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA this is considered a distribution and does result in a 1099-R.
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