fingerprinting at US consulates

[immihelp]

Just let me know about fingerprinting at US consulates.Do the applicants who have been denied a visa once, again have to go for fingerprinting before the interview if they reapply.

Are refused visa applicats recognised with their fingerprints which was recorded at the first interview.
OR they are recognised by the passport number, name , date of birth.

I have been denied a visa(F-1) several times i.e a normal rejection 214b thrice.Now i think of making a new passport with a slight variation in surname , name & passport number if possible with a new date of birth.
the only thing iam afraid is of the fingerprints which were recorded during my interviews.

i have read the information regarding refused visa cases at your website,which awares that information is computerized centrally, but with what all primary identities i want to know.

[immihelp]

Don't do all that. They can track you easily and deny visa again.

[immihelp]

how will they track if i change my name to surname,& surname to name and date of birth..with a fresh passport

[kureeus]

to immihelp administrators : here is a prime example of somebody who wants the 'inside scoop'on how to cheat our embassy out of an undeserved visa!
To the OP...your fingerprints are on file, so go ahead and try your "clever" game....and watch the hammer fall at the speed of sound. It is obvious from your interest in scamming our system that you have no intent of obeying other laws of the US, including returning to your country after studies...something that the VOs figured out a while ago. Your next attempt at trying to fool the embassy may well result in a permanent exlcusion from the US.