@dmertz
See OP's earlier post:
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As I said in the other post you will get a 1099R for it from the IRA account. And we never understood how or exactly where you moved it. You should ask the IRA plan if it was an actual distribution and what code will be on the 1099R box 7.
While the deadline can be waived for certain extenuating circumstances, if it was simply your choice not to roll over the distribution before the 60-day deadline, Opus 17's answer applies.