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Trying again with the same provider?

If a Bank declines an application for a remortgage, and one decides to reapply and amend a previous application by increasing deposit or releasing less equity etc, I am curious as to whether:
  1. A new credit check would be required?
  2. Whether amending an application by any of the above examples can be effective? I understand that much depends on the reasons for refusal but wonder whether in a general sense doing things like this can increase the confidence or reduce the risk from the perspective of the underwriters?
  3. Whether Banks have policies on not accepting applications from the same person within a specific period after a refusal?
Many thanks!

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