Suppose $X_{t}$ is a one-dimensional and real-valued Lévy process started from $X_0=0$, which ({\bf 1}) its nonnegative jumps measure $ν$ satisfying $\int_{\Bbb R}\min\{1,x^2\}ν(dx)<\infty$ and ({\bf 2}) its stopping time $τ(q)$ is \emph{either} a geometric \emph{or} an exponential distribution with parameter $q$ independent of $X_t$ and $τ(0)=\infty.$ This article employs the Wiener-Hopf Factorization (WHF) to find, an $L^{p^*}({\Bbb R})$ (where $1/{p^*}+1/p=1$ and $1<p\leq2$), approximation for the extrema's distributions of $X_{t}.$ Approximating the finite (infinite)-time ruin probability as a direct application of our findings has been given. Estimation bounds, for such approximation method, along with two approximation procedures and several examples are explored.