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The score will go up within a few days of paying down your debt. Ratio counts so as soon as they report again your score would be higher. If you have any 30 day or more lates it will take a long time to age them off but the usage is a quick fix.
If you pay them all off, it could start to go up in as little as 60 days. I would recommend paying them off, but don’t close them all at once. It’s good for your score to maintain your credit and if you close them all, they won’t be included to become “good credit” for you.
If you can pay 10% on each account, it should be paid off after the 11th month. This will also help boost your credit score.