Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

If their I-94 (lawful status) had expired and you are not a US citizen -- then, no, they will not qualify for adjustment of status.

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Hello:

It will depend upon what their intention might have been upon entry (although legally it will be difficult to prove intent.) Thus, if done properly, and no fraud was involved, the adjustment could be filed here. Please contact me for more information.

Since your children entered the country legally with a visa they are eligible to submit their applications for adjustment of status in the U.S. There might be an issue with their entry to the country with the intention to stay. However, I do not think there should be a problem since the 15 year-old twins are considered still minors.