Can a 32-year-old get a UK citizenship through a British mother who wasn’t born in the UK, but got her British status through marriage.?
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It is important here to first establish the nationalities of your parents and also where you were born. Based on the general question itself, since you are aged 32, the legislation is the British Nationality Act 1981, which came into force on 1st January 1983. If your mother acquired British citizenship via marriage, it ordinarily means via the husband (your father) who is/was a British citizen. If your father was a British citizen and himself born in the UK, you could acquire it. If your father or mother was not already British or settled at the time of your birth, you will not be entitled to claim British citizenship.
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