If I have a foreign broker and it does not provide form 1099-b how do I submit information about this? There is no section "form 1099 is missing"

Yes, you can file your stock trades without a 1099-B.

Income & Expenses

1. Scroll to Investment Income
2. Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other
3. Add Sales
4. OK, what type of investments did you sell?
5. Select Other Continue
6. Follow interview to post your information

Thank you for answer! I kept your instruction and I also need 1099-B, because instruction in window "Now we’ll walk you through entering your sale details" say that I should use information from 1099-B about each deal.

My problem in what I have a lot of short-terms and I don't have form 1099-B with description each term, because my broker doesn't provide it.

How can I report information of stock income, if I can use only:
- volume (size) of my income;
- tax credit for this income;
- standard report about my broker account witch my broker provide me.

Please, if you know answer of this case, tell me what should I do.

It depends. You will specific information to report this transaction.  if you don't have it, you are going to need to rely on your best recollections.

1. When it asks for the 1099-B information, about the date sold, date acquired, how much you originally paid for them(basis), how much your sales are.
2. Under sales category, it's going to be short term sales, not reported.
3. Enter these sales one at a time so you won't need to send in a summary statement.
4. If you paid foreign tax, you will need to go to federal>deductions and credits>estimated tax payments>foreign taxes to claim the credit.