Start by contacting your IRA custodian.
An individual retirement account (IRA) requires a custodian of some sort.
An IRA custodian is a financial institution that provides the legal and administrative services required to "house" and care for your IRA.
Examples include Fidelity, Schwab, various banks and credit unions.
There are also many "self-directed" custodians that provide a more hands-off set of services designed to allow the IRA owner to call more of the shots in terms of investment decisions, etc.
In any event, the custodian is the natural starting point since they are the keepers of all the legal and administrative detail related to your IRA.
You could also present the question to your financial advisor. They would likely point you in the direction of the custodian or reach-out to the custodian on your behalf.
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